Professor Jean Julien Raoul Bousquet is a world-renowned immunologist whose distinguished career spans multiple scientific disciplines including chemistry, pharmacy, biology, and medicine. He currently serves as Professor at the Institute of Allergology, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, where he contributes to health services research and scientific publications. His academic journey began with establishing a research laboratory at the Aiguelongue Hospital in Montpellier at the end of 1989, which rapidly gained recognition leading to the creation of laboratory CJF 92-10 by INSERM in 1992. Professor Bousquet's leadership continued with the establishment of Research Unit 454 in 1996, which was successfully renewed in 2000 and 2004, demonstrating his sustained excellence in immunological research.
Professor Bousquet has made transformative contributions to allergy and immunology through his pioneering work on the ARIA® guidelines and EUFOREA initiatives, which have fundamentally reshaped clinical practice standards worldwide. His innovative approach integrates diverse scientific perspectives to develop practical frameworks for allergy management and patient care across multiple healthcare settings. A notable recent contribution includes his 2022 research on complementary treatments for COVID-19, showcasing his ability to apply immunological expertise to emerging global health challenges. His publications in prestigious journals such as The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology have established him as a leading authority whose work bridges theoretical research with real-world clinical implementation.
Beyond his individual research achievements, Professor Bousquet has cultivated extensive international collaborations, working with researchers across Europe and the United States to advance the field of allergology through numerous joint publications and initiatives. His leadership in establishing research units and committees has created platforms for numerous researchers to develop their careers and contribute to the scientific community. He continues to shape the future of allergy research through his ongoing work at the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, where he integrates health services research with clinical practice. Professor Bousquet's enduring enthusiasm for scientific inquiry and his unique ability to connect diverse research areas ensure his continued influence on the next generation of immunologists and the evolution of allergy treatment guidelines worldwide.
