Research Interest

I am a Marie Skłodowska-Curie postdoctoral fellow working at UMR0346-EPIA INRAE unit in Marcy l'Étoile (Lyon), France. My research activity covers a broad range of host-pathogen systems and uses simulations as well as mathematical and statistical tools to characterise disease transmission. I am particularly interested in avian influenza virus transmission ecology, multi-pathogen/strain systems, host population structure and statistical inference.

Research Areas

Infectious disease modelling

Mathematical modelling of infectious disease transmission in human and animal populations.

Avian influenza virus

Characterising the transmission dynamics of avian influenza virus in poultry production and distribution networks.

Phylodynamics

Understanding pathogen transmission from genetic data.

Simulation-based inference

Leveraging classical and deep-learning-powered methods to perform inference with complex models.

Current Projects

EPHYFLU

Bridging epidemic modelling and phylogenetic methods to understand avian influenza transmission in poultry trading networks.