EN LIGNE - Euskampus Bordeaux Eguna 2020

She holds a Master’s Degree European Master in Multilingualism and Education issued by the UPV/EHU Faculty of Education, Philosophy and Anthropology, a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the Bilbao School of Engineers (UPV/EHU), and a Master's degree in Foreign Trade from the Elkano School of Business Studies (UPV/EHU). She completed post-degree studies at the University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour, and she holds a Bachelor Degree in Philosophy and Literature (English Philology section) from the University of Deusto. She does research on the multilingual projects developed by Euskampus Fundazioa (such as Heraklito Pole for Global Communication, or Ocean i3 ) and she has presented her work at national and international conferences. Born in Bilbao, Basque Country (Spain) and lived in Hollister (California, USA) in the UK (London and Worthing) , and in France (Pau). She is Euskampus Fundazioa’s Outreach and Multilingualism Head, part of the Euskampus team since 2012.

Marie-Line Andreola was born in Sainte-Foy-la-Grande, France. She did her university under-graduate studies and obtained her PhD from the University of Bordeaux 2, France. She spent a post-doctoral staying in Stanford University. Back in France she was recruited as a CNRS scientist and currently she is research director in the CNRS and group leader at the MFP CNRS UMR 5234 (Laboratory for Fundamental Microbiology and Pathogenicity) at the University of Bordeaux. She is co-director of the MFP. She is head of the UB’L3 platform of the UMS TBM core of the university of Bordeaux. She developed over the last 20 years’studies on fundamental and applied topics in L3 confinement for HIV-1, HCV and Zika, to understand the mechanism by which those viruses are replicated. She has 91 publications, h-index 30 and coauthored 8 patents.

Sara de la Rica, is Professor of Economics at the University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU) and since its constitution in 2018, Director of the ISEAK Foundation. His area of specialty is the Labor Market, and in particular, labor inequalities caused by socioeconomic factors, sex, origin or age. She also deals with the analysis of poverty and the challenges of digitalization, and currently holds other positions such as Member of the Board of Iberdrola, Associate Researcher at IZA (Institute of Labor Economics) and Member of the Reflection Forum of AMETIC (Multisectorial Association of Spanish Electronics and Communications Companies). In 2018 Sara received the Award for «Basque Economist 2018, Ekonomistak Saria 2018«, awarded by the Basque College of Economists.

As of today I direct a team of researchers and technology developers in Tecnalia, aimed at the creation and development of different digital technologies for the benefit of innovative companies. We also work to improve digital competences of our society as a whole. These technologies are all about system life cycle engineering, the internet of things, cybersecurity, high-performance architectures, advanced interaction, digital platforms...and of course artificial intelligence. I have 25 years of experience in the digital industry, having worked 10 of those years in the telecommunications sector at a wide range of locations (especially Europe, and to a lesser extent Asia).

Vice-President for Internationalization at the University of Bordeaux, Joanne Pagèze teaches at the Department of Languages and Cultures. She has a research interest in language policy, internationalisation of learning and teaching and teacher development in higher education. Chair of the EAIE expert community on Language and Culture, she is also assistant-editor for the European Journal of Language Policy and board member of the French national association for language centres (RANACLES) affiliated to CERCLES.

Medical doctor, with specialization in Public Health with a PhD in Biostatistics from Bordeaux University. He started his research carrier at the INSERM in 2002. He has been a research fellow in the Immunobiology Division of the Institute of Child Health (London) in 2007. Now Professor in Public Health / Biostatistics at the UB, he leads a research group (Statistics in Systems Biology and Translational Medicine) devoted to the modelling and analysis of high-dimensional data mainly applied to immunology through the French Vaccine Research Institute (embedded in the Bordeaux Population Health (BPH) and recognized as an INRIA project team). He is in charge of the medical information department of the Bdx University Hospital and also the Director of the Dpt of research in Public Health of the UB, the deputy director of the BPH (11 teams) and the Director of the Graduate School of Digital Public Health, coordinator of the Master of Public Health Data Science at ISPED.