Dr. Stéphan Pissot, PhD

About me

I am a biomedical physicist and engineer with a multidisciplinary background at the intersection of physics, biology, and healthcare innovation. I hold an engineering degree, a Master’s in physics, and a PhD in biomedical engineering, where I developed a patented infrared multispectral imaging system for rapid antibiotic resistance detection, combining spectroscopy, instrumentation, and machine learning.

My work sits at the interface between advanced technologies and real-world medical applications. I have experience in both research and healthcare environments, including roles at the CEA and AP-HP, where I worked on complex, high-impact projects in biomedical engineering and health systems.

Driven by a long-standing commitment to patient care, I am currently specializing in medical physics, with a focus on radiation science, imaging, and clinical applications. My goal is to contribute to the development and safe implementation of technologies that directly improve diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes.

I bring a rare combination of:

  • Deep technical expertise (spectroscopy, imaging, data analysis, instrumentation)
  • Strong autonomy and project leadership from PhD-level research
  • Interdisciplinary mindset, bridging engineering, biology, and clinical practice
  • Real-world impact orientation, with experience in both research and hospital settings

I am particularly interested in opportunities in medical physics, biomedical imaging, radiotherapy, and translational research, as well as roles where innovation meets clinical application.

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