Dr Philippe Broet

Group Leader, Genome Institute of Singapore
Director of the JE 2492 University Team (University Paris-Sud)

Email: broetp@gis.a-star.edu.sg
Webpage link: www.gis.a-star.edu.sg

Research Focus

Our team develops new statistical models and methods devoted to genomic-oriented data analyses and transfers the results of this methodological research to bioclinical research. Three topics are investigated by the team that relate to class comparison, class prediction and class discovery. In particular, the team focuses on clinical cancer research and investigates the prognostic interest of combining markers from genome, transcriptome, and proteome for predicting clinical outcome. More precisely, we recently proposed an integrative genomic signature for refining the assessment of recurrence risk in early stage of non-small cell lung cancer. Our team is also working on the genetic susceptibility of HIV progression.

Education

2000 - PhD in Biostatistics (University Paris-Sud, France)

1995 - MD in Public Health (University Paris VI, France)

1994 - Master in Computing Sciences (University Paris V, France)

1993 - Master in Public Health (University Paris-Sud, France)

1990 - Internat des Hôpitaux d’Ile de France

Professional Appointments

2008-present – Group Leader, Genome Institute of Singapore

2006-present - Director of the JE 2492 University Team (University Paris-Sud)

2001-present - Associate Professor in Biostatistic and Public Health Faculty of Medicine, University Paris-Sud

1998-2001 - Assistant Professor in Biostatistic and Public Health Faculty of Medicine, University Paris-Sud