Short CV :

Sandrine Marchand studied Pharmacy at the University of Poitiers and obtained her Ph.D. in December 2001, during which she studied the CNS distribution of antibiotics using brain microdialysis. She becomes assistant professor in 2001 at the faculty of Pharmacy (University of Poitiers). Since 2012, she is Professor at the University of Poitiers and become in 2019 head of the department of Toxicology and Pharmacokinetics  at the University Hospital of Poitiers. She is also member for more than 15 years of the INSERM U1070 Research « Pharmacology of antimicrobial agents» a multidisciplinary group working on antibiotics PK-PD with translational approaches. Sandrine Marchand main research interest has been focusing for many years on antibiotics tissue distribution using microdialysis both in animals and human. She is now conducting research on the disposition of antimicrobial agents alone or in combination after systemic administration or nebulization to improve the treatment of severe lung infections and limit resistances and currently performing PK-PD in vivo studies in various infectious models.

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