Camille Masselot
Research Project Coordinator at Learning Planet Institute- Claim this Profile
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TOEFL 108/120
ETSDec, 2018- Oct, 2024 -
Protecting Human Research Participants
National Institutes of Health Office of Extramural Research
Experience
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Learning Planet Institute
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France
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Higher Education
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100 - 200 Employee
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Research Project Coordinator
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Sep 2020 - Present
Coordinate research activities and perform research on citizen science and open innovation in the context of the Crowd4SDG project financed by the UE-H2020 in collaboration with the University of Geneva, Unitar, CERN, Polimi, and CSCIC. - Designed research protocols and tools to document the quality of citizen science projects and the collaboration of Crowd4SDG participants.- Coordinated 6 partners’ efforts around data collection for monitoring, evaluation and learnings. - Applied network science and data science to study the diversity, activity and interactions of 20 teams and the link with their success using digital traces, communication networks metadata, and surveys. - Disseminated findings through scientific publications, conferences, and collaboration with citizen science projects at the European level.
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Just One Giant Lab
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France
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Research
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1 - 100 Employee
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Program Manager
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Mar 2020 - Sep 2020
Managed the two firsts open research and innovation programs of JOGL in the field of global health. One of them was the OpenCovid19 initiative which gathered +2000 researchers, engineers, developers, social scientists, and students from 80 countries who developed 120 open source projects to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Specifically, I:- Structured and coordinated the Opencovid19 online community, formalized processes to guide participants, adapted our activities to the community's fast-changing needs, and initiated collaborations across community members. - Led collaborative efforts of several working groups of +50 people, with a focus on governance, community building, programmatic research and evaluation. This gave me the opportunity to mentor students to build their research and programmatic skills. - Contributed to the identification of best practices for creating and sustaining open science communities in a participatory way. Thanks to our partners and the community peer-review process we established, we were able to allocate 110K to 35 projects from 19 countries. 6 papers in peer-review journals document our work and the outputs of the community’s efforts.
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Program Coordinator
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Apr 2019 - Sep 2020
Elaborated, implemented, and led the monitoring, and evaluation of Co-Immune, the first program of JOGL. Co-Immune was an open science initiative to collectively address the contemporary challenges of vaccination, including access to vaccines and vaccination hesitancy. - Managed a unique ecosystem of 12 partners from the public and private sector- Built a community of +200 participants, mentors and experts within 6 months- Set up and coordinated an Ethics and Scientific Committee- Organized and facilitated 9 conferences, hackathons, and other events to foster the development of the 22 projects around access to vaccination and vaccination hesitancy
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World Health Organization
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Switzerland
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International Affairs
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700 & Above Employee
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Consultant
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Feb 2019 - Mar 2019
Reviewed the literature on systems of health accounts in fragile states and low-income countries for the account of WHO/PAHO in Haïti. Reviewed the literature on systems of health accounts in fragile states and low-income countries for the account of WHO/PAHO in Haïti.
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IRD
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France
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Research Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Engineer
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Oct 2018 - Jan 2019
Provided public health and epidemiological support to the IRD team in Uganda which included:- Co-developed and submitted an operational research proposal (1M - Global Fund Initiative 5%) in Cameroon, Mozambique, Cambodia and Cote d'Ivoire.- Elaborated standardised procedures in accordance with good clinical practice, and monitoring plans for Cameroon and Uganda sub-study as part of the Unitaid funded US$ 36M CaP-TB project sponsored by Egpaf.- Performed a Clinical trial registration, and files preparation for WHO and countries ethics committees
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Program Assistant
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Oct 2017 - May 2018
Supported the conception, implementation, and monitoring of programs in Morocco, Mauritania and Lebanon in the following domain of action: maternal and child health, mental health, health system strengthening, child protection. This included: - Performed administrative and financial monitoring of activities, elaborated country safety plans, and handled the logistics of missions and expatriations.- Contributed to the facilitation of the governance committee and program evaluation in Mauritania.- Managed partnership agreements and reporting to donors including the French Development Agency, States, and the French Ministry of foreign affairs.
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INSERM
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France
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Research Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Mission Head
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Apr 2017 - Sep 2017
Built a tool for assessing the capacity of health facilities to diagnose childhood tuberculosis at district and peripheral level in resource-limited settings as part of the preliminary work for the multicentric US$ 20M Unitaid financed TB-Speed project, in collaboration with Makerere University-Johns Hopkins University research collaboration, and MSF/Epicentre. More precisely:- Conceived a standardized tool for the 7 participating countries, used as the baseline assessment in 10 districts per country in: Cote d'Ivoire, Cameroon, Zambia, Sierra Leone, Mozambique, Uganda and Cambodia.- Organized, coordinated and supervised the test and validation of the tool in Mbrara, Uganda, with the logistical support of MSF/Epicentre, assessing a total of 7 health centers in 2 rural and semi-rural districts.- Drew recommendation for its adaptation and implementation in Cote d'Ivoire, Sierra Leone, Mozambique, Cameroon, Zambia, Uganda and Cambodia.
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Lead Investigator
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Apr 2016 - Jul 2016
Conceived and implemented a cross-sectional population-based study exploring the knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding hypertension and non-communicable diseases risks factors in the health area of Adidogomé, Togo, with the support of the National Non-Communicable Diseases Program (PNLMNT). To that end, I: - Reviewed literature and conceived a research protocol in partnership with sociologists, anthropologists, and Togolese civil society- Recruited and trained a team of 10 community health workers on epidemiological data collection, performed and supervised the data collection among 160 households in a semi-rural area- Analyzed, and disseminated results to the ministry of health and partners
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Education
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2015 - 2017
Institut de santé publique, d'épidémiologie et de développement (ISPED)
Master’s Degree, International Health -
2021 - 2021
Bioforce
Training, MEAL - Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, Learnings -
2012 - 2014
Université Victor Segalen (Bordeaux II)
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biology - Cellular and Molecular Biology, and Physiology -
2010 - 2012
Université d'Auvergne (Clermont-Ferrand I)
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