Philippe Charlier

• Philippe Charlier, born in 1977, is a forensic scientist, anatomo-pathologist and paleo-pathologist. Professor at Garches University, he is also a researcher at the Medical Ethics Laboratory at Paris University V. Specialized in studying ancient human remains and mummies, he has worked on the remains of Agnès Sorel, Diane de Poitiers, and Richard the Lion-Hearted, and was essential to the identification of the head of Henri IV.