Matthieu Hanf
Centre d’Investigation Clinique Epidémiologie Clinique Antilles Guyane CIC-EC INSERM CIE 802,
Cayenne General Hospital,
Cayenne, French Guiana
Biography
Holder of a PhD in life sciences and health in epidemiology and graduate of AgroParisTech engineering school and a Master in Stochastic and statistical modeling, Matthew Hanf developed its scientific expertise in epidemiology through various INSERM experiences in hospital or research facilities.
Since 2013, it is an epidemiologist in the new Clinical Epidemiology Unit of Clinical Investigation Centre of Nantes. Throughout his career, he was particularly interested in research issues related to child health.
Among others, he participated in studies focusing on describing the impact of climate on the dynamics of infectious diseases in pediatric population or vaccine pharmacoepidemiology research using data from health insurance (SNIIR-AM data) . He was also interested in the use of advanced statistical methods in overall health to illuminate the dynamics of infant mortality worldwide.
Currently his research activities are mainly dedicated to the study of the consequences of extreme prematurity on the fate of children (LIFT cohort) and the study of the determinants of unexpected infant death by participating in the establishment of a French national registry (Omin) in collaboration with Dr. Karine Levieux.
Matthew is co-responsible for the transverse axis "Epidemiology, Cohort, and biocollection Registry" HUGO
Research Interest
HIV/AIDS