The Institute

Scientific Team

The master and science

Maurice Daubard has always had a close relationship with medicine and science. Open-minded and curious, he regularly volunteered to take part in scientific research, serving as a subject of study on the effects of cold on the human body. For example, for the CNRS in the 1990s or for a Finnish scientific team in 2007.

OBJECTIVE

Contemporary research has explored how the human body responds to controlled exposure to cold.
Studies have observed adaptive physiological responses involving the autonomic nervous system, circulation, and metabolic regulation.
These findings contribute to a broader understanding of how the body naturally adapts to environmental variation.
The Institute is supported by a scientific advisory team composed of professionals in medicine and research.
This advisory group provides analytical insight and reflection but does not deliver medical opinions or prescribe treatments.

PRESENTATION OF THE SCIENTIFIC TEAM

Anne Lourençon

• CNRS researcher at ENS Lyon
• Fundamental research in neurobiology and development
• Doctor in Life Sciences trained at the University of Aix-Marseille, HDR

Agnès Trébuchon

• Professor of physiology at the Faculty of Medicine in Aix-Marseille
• Neurologist and neurophysiologist at the Centre Universitaire Hospitalier de Marseille (Hôpital de la Timone)
• Neuroscience researcher in the fields of cognitive science, epilepsy and stress regulation

Fabio Stefani

• Senior lecturer in Electronic Engineering and Photonics at the University of Cergy-Pontoise, France.
• Doctor of Engineering Research, Leonardo da Vinci Doctoral School, University of Pisa.
• Trained in clinical psychology in Paris 8 and Florence.

Chloé Huerta

• Cardiovascular doctor
• Doctor of Medicine, trained in Paris and Rennes