Benoit L. Marteau
Last-year Ph.D. student in Electrical & Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech, working at the intersection of Biomedical AI, XR, and Trustworthy AI & Data.
Awards & Leadership
- STAR-AI Symposium 2026 Organizing Committee - Safe, Trustworthy, Actionable, and Responsible AI in Healthcare
- NSF-Google-EMBS Award - IEEE BHI 2025
- IEEE BHI 2025 Young Professionals Co-Chair - IEEE International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics
- NSF Student Travel Award - IEEE BHI 2024
- IEEE ICIR 2022 Best Paper Award - "IDTVR: A Novel Cloud Framework for an Interactive Digital Twin in Virtual Reality"
- ECE-Coulter Shenzhen M.S. Fellowship - Georgia Tech (2019)
- 3rd Place, Dassault UAV Challenge (2017) - Team lead, Arts et Métiers ParisTech (first team to use deep learning in the competition)
About
I am a last-year Ph.D. student in Electrical & Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech (expected 2027), advised by Dr. May D. Wang. I have served as Lab Manager of the Bio-MIBLab for three years. I hold a Diplôme d'Ingénieur from Arts et Métiers ParisTech (2016–2020) and an M.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech (2019) through a double-diploma program. I interned at Cisco (2020) and worked as a Research Assistant in the Coskun Lab at Georgia Tech (2021), where I focused on single-cell imaging and AI-driven analysis, before joining Dr. Wang's lab to start my Ph.D. in 2022.
My research centers on Trustworthy AI and Data in healthcare. I develop methods for healthcare data quality assessment and improvement, medical data standardization and harmonization (including FHIR and OMOP CDM v5.4), and agentic AI systems for multimodal clinical data. I also investigate eXtended Reality (XR) and brain digital twin technologies for clinical applications, as well as world models and representation learning.
As Lab Manager, I oversee a laboratory of over 50 graduate and undergraduate students and directly mentor 12+ researchers. I coordinate lab computational infrastructure including Azure cloud environments and serve on the organizing committees for IEEE BHI 2025 and the STAR-AI Symposium 2026.
I have authored 30+ peer-reviewed publications (9 first/co-first author) and developed XR applications using Unity with Meta SDK for brain visualization and rehabilitation research.
I completed the TI:GER (Technology Innovation: Generating Economic Results) Program, a three-semester entrepreneurship program at Georgia Tech focused on translating research into impactful technologies.
Outside of research, I am passionate about aerospace, robotics, and drones. I led the Arts et Métiers team at the 2017 Dassault UAV Challenge (3rd place, first team to use deep learning in the competition). I also enjoy model trains, space exploration, and playing piano. I am fluent in both English and French (native).
Technical Skills
Languages
AI/ML
XR Development
Cloud & Data
Research Interests
Publications
2026
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RobustMedSAM: Degradation-Resilient Medical Image Segmentation via Robust Foundation Model Adaptation
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Tree-of-Evidence: Efficient 'System 2' Search for Faithful Multimodal Grounding