Researcher • Data Scientist

Aymen Sadraoui, PhD

I develop machine learning and computational imaging methods for biomedical discovery, clinical decision support, and trusted AI in healthcare.

Aymen Sadraoui
5+ Years
AI Healthcare
Medical Imaging
About

Medical AI and computational pathology

I am a Data Scientist at DEEMEA, where I design and validate AI-driven solutions for the structuring and analysis of medical data across multi-modal healthcare workflows. My work sits at the intersection of machine learning, medical imaging, and clinical data science where i turn complex biomedical data into interpretable, reliable, and actionable insights for research and patient care.

I am particularly interested in trustworthy AI systems that support collaborative, multi-centric clinical studies while ensuring privacy, robustness, and scientific rigor. My research and engineering work combine deep learning, optimization, and uncertainty-aware modeling to address real clinical needs.

Medical Image Analysis Deep Learning Computational pathology Radiology Few-Shot Learning Convex Optimization Clinical AI
Current role Data Scientist, DEEMEA
Research focus AI for medical image analysis and clinical decision support
Location Paris, France
Research

Research Areas & Expertise

Mathematical Optimization

Mathematical foundations of machine learning and imaging, with expertise in convex optimization, proximal algorithms, variational methods, inverse problems, and algorithmic optimization.

Medical Imaging & Radiology

Machine learning and deep learning for medical image analysis, with a focus on robust representation learning, image reconstruction, quantitative imaging, and computer-assisted diagnosis.

Computational Pathology

AI-driven analysis of histopathology and whole-slide images, including tissue and tumor characterization, architectural pattern recognition, quantitative biomarkers, and clinical outcome prediction.

Machine Learning & Deep Learning

Design and development of machine learning and deep learning models for biomedical applications, including representation learning, few-shot learning, weak supervision, and generalization under limited annotations.

Optimization-Driven Deep Learning

Integration of mathematical optimization and deep learning through algorithm unrolling, learned iterative schemes, and model-based architectures for interpretable and robust image processing.

Biomedical AI & Clinical Applications

Development of reliable AI methods for biomedical imaging, bridging mathematical modeling, computational imaging, and clinical challenges in diagnosis, prognosis, and quantitative pathology.

Doctoral work

PhD thesis

I completed my PhD, AI-Driven Methods in Histopathology for the Diagnosis and Prognosis of Hepatocellular Carcinoma, at CentraleSupélec, Université Paris-Saclay, in collaboration with the Center for Visual Computing Laboratory and Kremlin-Bicêtre Hospital. My work was supervised by Prof. Jean-Christophe Pesquet and Prof. Catherine Guettier, with additional supervision from Prof. Mounir Kaaniche and Prof. Amel Benazza-Benyahia.

Diagnostic modeling

Automated detection and classification of tumor architectures

Developed multi-scale, few-shot, and transductive deep learning frameworks to improve performance in histopathology under limited labels.

Prognostic prediction

Recurrence risk modeling from WSI-derived features

Integrated AI-derived pathology phenotypes with clinical variables to support interpretable risk stratification.

Image processing

Stain separation and normalization

Explored convex optimization and algorithm unrolling to improve stain consistency and feature stability in histopathological images.

Timeline

Recent milestones

February 2026

Data Scientist at DEEMEA

Working on AI-driven medical data structuring and clinical AI systems for healthcare research and translational studies.

January 2026

PhD defense

Defended doctoral work on AI for computational pathology and hepatocellular carcinoma diagnosis/prognosis.

Selected work

Publications

Recognition

Achievements

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1st place out of 256 teams in the DigiLut Data Challenge for Lung Transplant Rejection, organized by Hôpital Foch and Bpifrance. This work was carried out in collaboration with CentraleSupélec, Université Paris-Saclay, Inria, and OPIS.

Contact

Get in touch

I welcome opportunities in research collaboration, applied AI, and interdisciplinary work at the interface of healthcare, imaging, and data science.

Research profile
Clinical AI Data Science Computational Pathology Medical Imaging