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ABOUT ME

I have a background in mathematics and obtained a PhD in Public Health, biostatistics from the University of Bordeaux in October 2018. I have substantial expertise in analysing large-scale clinical and immunological datasets using mathematical, statistical, and machine learning approaches. I have worked among international teams and networks, on topics ranging from HIV immunotherapies and vaccine, response to SARS-CoV-2 vaccines and infection, Ebola vaccine, dengue vaccine, immune recovery after allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation, and gender medicine. I have interest in understanding the diversity of immune response in human populations, and the factors influencing this diversity (particularly those linked to social structures and inequities).

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EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT

RESEARCH INTERESTS:
 

System immuno-epidemiology​

Population health

Human immune diversity

Infectious diseases

Health equity

Gender medicine

Transgender health 

Viral infections

Vaccines

Immunocompromisation

AI in epidemiology

Big data science

Pathogen exposure and non-communicable diseases

2025 - current

Queen Mary University of London
Postdoctoral research associate

2022 - 2023

Collegium Helveticum, ETH Zurich
Early-Career Fellow

2020 - 2024

University of Zurich 
Postdoctoral researcher

2019 - 2020

Columbia University Medical Center

Postdoctoral research scientist

2015 - 2018

Université de Bordeaux
PhD in Public health, biostatistics option

2011 - 2015

Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris Saclay

Bachelor and Master degrees (mathematics)

SCIENCE OUTREACH

I am interested in and try to be involved in communication and outreach events, particularly with children/teenagers. This way, I hope I can give another perspective on science to mid- and high-school students, and maybe inspire some of them to be more curious about the world and to pursue a scientific path. I also hope I can help in improving the representation of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) fields. In New York, I have joined the CUPS (Columbia University Postdoctoral Society) outreach and communication committee, and the 500 Women Scientists group. 

Some events I have attended or been involved in:

 

D4P: Modeling, Math, and Social Mixing. Organized by RockEDU Science Outreach.  

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Spring Book Club. Discussion on "Weapons of Math Destruction", by Cathy O'Neil. Organized by 500WS. 

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Girls' Science Day - April & November 2019. Organized by WISC. 

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Science Trivia Night. Organized by CUPS outreach and communication committee. 

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Super Saturday STEM expo. Organized by Manhattan's Community School District 5. 

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Fall Book Club. Discussion on "Superior: The Return of Race Science", by Angela Saidi. Organized by 500WS. 

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