Cédric Delevoye

Cédric Delevoye (DR INSERM, PhD–HDR) is an expert in cell biology with a strong interest in the molecular and cellular mechanisms governing intracellular trafficking, membrane dynamics, and organelle biology. His research focuses on how membrane compartments are formed, maintained, positioned, and regulated, and on how these processes contribute to cellular homeostasis and disease. Within the “Cellular and Membrane Dynamics in Stress Response” team at the Institut Necker Enfants Malades (INEM, U1151), he leads a research group investigating the cellular and molecular mechanisms of the UV stress response in health and disease. Using human skin cells as model systems, his work combines cell biology, advanced imaging, and biochemical approaches to uncover fundamental mechanisms underlying cellular photoprotection and their dysregulation in pathological contexts.