Stéphane Karlen

EPFL VPO-SE OHS
BS 187 (Bâtiment BS)
Station 4
1015 Lausanne

Création d'un environnement de travail agréable et sans risque sur le campus de l'EPFL et de ses satellites.

Doctorat ès Sciences, Université de Lausanne Certificat de formation continue (CAS) en biosécurité, Université de Genève
Certificat de formation continue (CAS) en gestion du risque, Université de Genève
Quinze années en recherches biomédicales (ISREC, Lausanne;Institute for child hearth research , Perth; Inselspital, Berne)
De2003 à 2018, "Biosafety coordinator" de l'EPFL
De 2019 à juin 2021, Head of safety and biosafety, Institute of Virology and Immunology (Mittelhäusern, Swiss Confederation high containment laboratory
Depuis juillet 2021, chef du service de santé et sécurité au travail (SST) de l'EPFL

Publications

Freyssenet C. and Karlen S. Applied biosafety (2019), 24(1):10-19	Plasma-Activated Aerosolized Hydrogen Peroxide (aHP) in Surface Inactivation Procedures
Karlen, S. and Zufferey, R. Applied Biosafety (2007), 12(2), 93-99	Declassification of rodents exposed to third-generation HIV-based vectors into class 1 animals.
Dye DE, Karlen S, Rohrbach B, Staub O, Braathen LR, Eidne KA, Coombe DR. Cell Mol Life Sci. (2009), 66(4):681-96	hShroom1 links a membrane bound protein to the actin cytoskeleton
Karlen, S. and Braathen LR. J Invest Dermatol.(2000), 115(4):668-73	Role of the initiator element in the regulation of the melanoma cell adhesion molecule gene
Karlen S, D'Ercole M, Sanderson CJ. Blood (1996), 88(1:211-21	Two pathways can activate the interleukin-5 gene and induce binding to the conserved lymphokine element 0
Karlen S. and Beard P. J Virol (1993), 67(7):4296-30	Identification and characterization of novel promoters in the genome of human papillomavirus type 18