I am a geneticist interested in the development and use of statistical methods, mathematical models and computational models to study genomic data. In particular, I have experience in the analysis of genome-wide datasets to study Human population structure, and in the quantification of population fragmentation, demographic decline and genetic diversity decline in endangered species.
I am a geneticist interested in the development and use of statistical methods, mathematical models and computational models to study genomic data. In particular, I have experience in the analysis of genome-wide datasets to study Human population structure, and in the quantification of population fragmentation, demographic decline and genetic diversity decline in endangered species.
Thesis entitled: "The measure and dynamics of genetic diversity in structured populations". Supervisor: Séverine Vuilleumier. - Develop mathematical models to describe the dynamics of genetic diversity. - Develop statistical methods to analyse genomic data. - Use High Performance Computing clusters to simulate large genomic datasets. - Analyse genomic data (HIV). - Write Grant applications. - Co-supervise Master students. - Assist the teaching at the University of Lausanne in various courses (statistics, population genetics, introduction to the statistical software R, network theory, project-based learning). - Collaborate with researchers from other universities and other fields (e.g., medecine, ecology)
