Dominique Costagliola, biostatistician and epidemiologist, is INSERM Emeritus Senior Researcher at the Pierre Louis Institute of Epidemiology and Public Health (Sorbonne Université, INSERM), where she served as Director from 2014 to 2018, and as Deputy Director from 2019 to August 2021. She was awarded the INSERM Research Prize in 2013 for her research on HIV/AIDS infection started in 1986 and has been a member of the Academy of Sciences since 2017. In 2020 she was awarded the INSERM grand prize for her involvement in COVID-19 research.

She studies the hidden parameters of HIV infection (incidence, timing of mother-to-child transmission, cascade, ...), strategies for the use of antiretroviral treatments, and severe morbidity, especially cancers and cardiovascular diseases in people living with HIV. More recently she has been working in the area of HIV and STI prevention. She is co-leader of a work-package entitled EU-SolidAct: an adaptive pandemic and emerging infection platform trial of the European project EU-Response aiming at setting up an operational clinical research network in Europe in the field of emerging communicable diseases ).

In addition to her research activity, she is strongly involved in expertise and decision support in health matters for the Ministry of Health and the different Agencies and in scientific evaluation in France and in Europe. During the COVID-19 epidemic, she was a member of the Covid-19 Scientific committee of the ANRS MIE (formerly REACTing) and was deeply involved in the evaluation of research projects on the disease in France and in Europe. She is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of ANRS-MIE and of the High-Level European Expert Group Proposing A Roadmap Towards Stabilization Of The Covid-19 Pandemic In The European Region. Since June 2017, she is a qualified member of the Association AIDES and its Board of Directors.