aude.motulsky@umontreal.ca

Actively contributes to the Consortium's activities, particularly by supporting digital health training and promoting the deployment of responsible digital health. Involved in the development of strategic positions on critical issues related to digital transformation in health, as well as the mobilization of knowledge for the entire Consortium Ecosystem.

flamine.alary@umontreal.ca

Responsible for budget planning and management, personnel management and professional development, and maintaining and establishing partnerships. Represents the Consortium before provincial, national, and international organizations and collaborates with University departments.

eva.lacroix@umontreal.ca

Develops partnerships and supports international collaboration projects. Implements communication strategies to contribute to the promotion of digital health training and research. Coordinates scientific events and organizes networking activities (symposia, workshops, conferences). Manages social media, the newsletter, and the website to strengthen the Consortium's visibility and impact.

khadidiatou.dioukhane@umontreal.ca

Provides financial management and daily administrative support. Assists management in planning and organizing meetings of the Board of Directors and the Consortium Assembly.

kamran.afzali@umontreal.ca

Promotes and improves the health data lifecycle to enable researchers to conduct effective and ethical academic research. It supports the development of large-scale projects in digital mental health and the computational modeling of neurobehavioral data.

pascale.beliveau@umontreal.ca

Actively supports the management and structuring of research data with expertise in leveraging digital solutions, such as artificial intelligence. Involved in large-scale multicenter projects and dynamic digital health communities.

khedidja.seridi@umontreal.ca

Participates in the analysis, planning and implementation of clinical databases/lakes (ETL, de-identification, structuring, etc.), as well as in the processing (data wrangling) and descriptive and predictive analysis of data for health research projects.

yves.terrat@umontreal.ca

Provides technical support for the use of high-performance computing platforms, complex data processing, and the use of artificial intelligence algorithms in the health field. Involved in One Health themes and in projects to combat antibiotic resistance, Lyme disease, and One Urban Health.