Mathilde André
PhD student in maths-bio
My research focuses on probability theory, with applications to population biology.
I am particularly interested in multitype branching processes, interacting particle systems and deriving scaling limits of random trees and graphs arising from these systems (genealogies, infection graphs in epidemiology, etc.)
I am co-supervised by Emmanuel Schertzer (Universität Wien, Vienna, Austria), Amaury Lambert (École Normale Supérieure and Collège de France, Paris) and Jean-Jil Duchamps (Université Marie et Louis Pasteur, Besançon).
I am part of the SMILE team hosted at Collège de France in Paris. I am also a member of the Stochastic Modeling in Ecology & Evolution group at the LMB in Besançon and of the Probability in Vienna community.
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Email: mathilde.andre 🙃 college-de-france.fr