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Pierre Le Floch

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I'm a Machine Learning PhD student at Imperial College London, working on AI-based personalised tools for healthcare.

My research focuses on developing computational methods to support the monitoring, prediction, and management of chronic diseases, with a particular interest in atopic dermatitis.

I am interested in deep learning, computer vision, forecasting models, and interpretable AI. I aim to build AI models that are accessible to patients and healthcare professionals.

Alongside my research, I enjoy software development and mentoring students in mathematics, programming, and science.

I am always happy to connect about AI for healthcare, machine learning, digital health, and collaborative research opportunities.

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Imperial College London — AI4Health CDT

PhD Candidate (Machine Learning for Healthcare)

Dates: 2024 – 2028 (expected)

Developing AI-based personalised tools for atopic dermatitis, with a focus on image severity assessment, severity forecasting, and patient-specific modelling.

My research combines computer vision, predictive machine learning and causal modelling to support personalised and scalable healthcare tools.

2024 – Present
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Imperial College London

MEng Bioengineering

Dates: Oct 2020 – Jun 2024
Grade: First Class Honours
Prize: Best Second Year Group Project

Completed a Master's project in the Tanaka Group on AI-enhanced computer vision for eczema severity prediction.

Developed deep learning models for image-based severity assessment, including prediction and segmentation models.

2020 – 2024
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Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle, London

French Scientific Baccalaureate — Mathematics Specialisation

Dates: Oct 2013 – Jun 2020
Distinction: Mention Très Bien
Overall grade: 19/20

2013 – 2020

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Review Sep 2026

Current research landscape and future prospects of in silico modeling approaches for atopic dermatitis

Hiu Lam Athena Wu, Pierre Le Floch, Ariane Duverdier, Alan D. Irvine, Sandrine Dubrac & Reiko J. Tanaka

JID Innovations, 6(5), 100513

Review of computational modelling approaches for atopic dermatitis and their potential for personalised and translational research.

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Poster May 2026

XemaPred: Real-Time Forecasting of Eczema Severity

MI4H Conference 2026, University of Warwick, UK

Presented XemaPred, a machine learning framework for real-time forecasting of eczema severity, with applications to personalised disease monitoring and scalable healthcare prediction.

Poster session at MI4H Conference 2026

Poster presentation on real-time eczema severity forecasting using sequential machine learning methods.

Poster available on request
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Workshop Mar 2026

Computational Immunology: Models, Data & Medicine

ICSM Immunology Conference 2026, Imperial College London

Led a workshop introducing computational approaches in immunology and healthcare, with a focus on how AI and machine learning can support personalised prediction, disease modelling, and treatment strategy development.

Pierre Le Floch presenting a computational immunology workshop

Workshop session on computational immunology, AI models, healthcare data, and personalised prediction.

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Poster May 2025

Towards AI-based Model For Personalised Atopic Dermatitis Severity Prediction and Treatment

AI4H Conference 2025, York, UK

Presented an AI-based framework to estimate patient-specific treatment and environmental effects on eczema severity, supporting more personalised treatment decisions.

Poster session at AI4H Conference 2025

Poster presentation on personalised modelling of treatment and environmental effects on eczema severity.

Poster available on request

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