Physiologist and Researcher at INSERM
Isabelle Ader is a physiologist and researcher at INSERM, based at the RESTORE Institute in Toulouse, and a board member of the IHU HealthAge in Toulouse. Her research focuses on identifying biomarkers and gaining a deeper understanding of the biological mechanisms that contribute to maintaining health and functional capacity throughout ageing.
She develops an integrative approach spanning from the cellular level to the whole organism, combining biology, metabolism, artificial intelligence and statistical modelling. Her research projects are built on close collaborations with clinicians, physicists, computer scientists and researchers from a wide range of disciplines.
She is also a co-founder of the French Society for the Biology of Ageing (Société Française de Biologie du Vieillissement), where she currently serves as Vice-President.