Andrée Barnier

Andrée Barnier

PhD in applied mathematics

Professional Summary

I am an applied mathematician who is passionate about modelling complex systems using probabilistic and statistical tools.

During my PhD at MaIAGE, INRAE under the supervision of Patrick Hoshceit, Elisabeta Vergu and Estelle Khun, I focused on developing spatialy embedded probabilistic models to help understand the commercial cattle network in France using random graph models. I was particularly interested in the spread of epidemics on random graphs, as well as parameter inference using approximate statistical methods based on simulations.

Education

PhD in applied mathematics

INRAE, Université Paris-Saclay

MSc in applied mathematics

Université Paris Dauphine-PSL

MSc in advance mathematics

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

BSc in Mathematics

Sorbonne université

Interests

Stochastic models Spatial modelling Graph theory Statistical inference Complex systems Epidemiology Biological systems
Recent Publications
Recent & Upcoming Talks

Lab presentation to master students

Presentation of my research work to Master’s students during the Master’s Year 1 Discovery Day.