BEAUME Jean-Baptiste

Biography

2019: Graduate with Physical Activity Adapted and Health Master degree at Avignon-Toulon-Marseille University.
Mention B, Ranking: 1 (Major)

2018: Graduate with Master 1 degree on Movement Human Science for elite’s athlete and pathological subjects at Avignon University.
Mention B, Ranking: 1 (Major)

2017: Graduate with Bachelor on Physical Activity Adapted and Health at Avignon University.

Professional experiences:

2018-2019: Research Internship at Laboratory of Pharm-Ecology Cardiovascular (EA 4268 Avignon) in Avignon University. “Manipulation of cardiac and vascular Echography”
Supervisors: Pr Phillippe OBERT & Dr Claire MAUFRAIS (cardiac ECHOGRAPHY ) / Pr Agnès Vinet & Dr Guillaume WALTHER (vascular)

2018: Clinical Research Internship at ATIR (Avignon, France)
“Effects of a four-week intradialytic adapted physical activity program combining aerobic and muscle strengthening in patients with chronic end-stage renal disease haemodialysis: feasibility study and consequence on quality of life.” Pilot study. Supervisors: Dr Marc UZAN & Dr Guillaume WALTHER.
Conception and organization of physical activities adapted program on bedrest, creation of an ergocycle adapted to the dialysis chair. Oral communication during annual conference patient day.

Jean-Baptisite Beaume (jean-baptiste.beaume @ univ-smb.fr)

Phone: 06 41 92 73 84

Nationality: French

Institution

Université Savoie Mont Blanc

(Chambéry)

Team: [PAF]

Position : PhD student

Publications

Thesis

Title: Mountains and hypoxia as a therapeutic tool for older populations : Innovative health developments and mechanistic approach to lesser neuromuscular fatigue. (Summary)

Goals:

1) To identify the amount and nature of neuromuscular fatigue and hypoxia-induced physiological stress associated with hypoxic conditioning supposed to induce long term beneficial adaptations that minimize joint loading and musculoskeletal discomfort/pain.
2) To identify and evaluate the optimal hypoxic conditioning strategies in elderly, investigating some of the biological mechanisms underpinning hypoxia-induced improvements in neuromuscular, cardiovascular and cognitive health and physical fitness.

Supervisor: Thomas Rupp

Co-supervisor: Tadej Debevec (Université de Ljubljana, Slovénie) , Frédérique Hintzy

Funding: ED SISEO – MESRI

Start: 10/2019

End expected: 01/2023

Communications

1. “NEURODIAB 2020” 30th Annual Meeting of the Diabetic Neuropathy Study Group of the EASD (Budapest, Hungary - 18-20 September 2020) - ORAL COMMUNICATION

Beaume J-B.*, Reynès C., Bowen M., Chatel L. et al. Post-exercise heart rate variability in type 2 diabetes with and withaout cardiac autonomic neuropathy : a statistical parametric mapping.

2. « Printemps de la Cardiologie Recherche fondamentale et clinique » (Grenoble, France - 13-15 May 2020) - POST COMMENTED

Resting and post-exercise heart rate variability in type 2 diabetes with and without cardiac autonomic neuropathy : preliminary results.

Published in “Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases Supplements” Volume 12, Issues 2–4, October 2020, P.268 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acvdsp.2020.03.161

3. Animation Workshop on the heart "Course of the school heart", day of the French federation of cardiology (Avignon, France - March 2019)

4. “Coeur et sport” Meeting between French teams working on cardiology and sports sciences (Avignon, France - 24-25 May 2018)