Since 2016, I am permanent researcher at
inria
Bordeaux Sud-Ouest Center, in the team
SISTM
("Statistics for immunology and translational medicine", common with Inserm
in
Bordeaux Population Health-U1219 and
Université
de Bordeaux). I am in charge of the "mechanistic modeling" axis of research for SISTM.
I got a PhD in
Public Health option Biostatistics at the University of
Bordeaux in 2013 on the «monitoring of patients infected with
HIV». Before that, I‘m a engineer in statistics from ENSAI
and have a master degree in mathematical statistics and
econometrics. Following my thesis, I conducted a short
invited researcher stay at the University of Oslo (Norway), then I
was a postdoctoral fellow for 2 1/2 years at Harvard School of
Public Health (Boston, USA).
My work is devoted to the development and the application of statistical
methods for the analysis of health data.
The methods we develop are generic in the sense that they
can be applied to other fields than medicine and various medical concerns.
We particularly focused on the application of our methods
to infectious diseases such as the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV),
Ebola, NIPAH virus and more recently SARS-CoV-2. My goals are :