Professor of Neurology · Sorbonne Université · company speakers →
Marie Vidailhet is Professor of Neurology, in Salpêtrière Hospital, Sorbonne Université, Paris, France and Fellow of the European Neurogical Society. She has a long-standing interest in movement disorders, Parkinson’s disease and dystonia and her main interest is movement disorders, both in clinic (National Reference center for Dystonia and ERN network) and research from pathophysiology to experimental therapeutics. Her research group at the ICM research institute and contributed to the field of pathophysiology of dystonia and other rare movement disorders, and to the development of therapeutic approaches. She is actively involved in the European Academy of Neurology since the very beginning (Faculty, Education Committee and Program Committee, and Board member (Scientific Committee then Treasurer) . She is also active in the Movement Disorders Society including Faculty at the International MDS conferences and at the Winter and Summer MDS-ES courses. Over the years, she co-authored over 400 publications (total H index 91) She is very invested in the mentorship and training of young neurologists, many of them part of the EAN fellowship program. Her objective is to develop, both in her team and at the European level team spirit, enthusiasm and creativity in everyday clinic with a background in neuroscience (pathophysiology) and translational research (improving diagnosis and treatment).
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