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A new platform to connect researchers:

The French institute of Mathematics for Planet Earth (iMPT) and the PEPR Maths-Vives have launched a platform to bring together scientists from French institutions wishing to set up projects at the interface between mathematics and the life, Earth or human sciences: More here!

Open science :

The SMAI & EDP Sciences journals in applied maths published in open access under a collaborative publication model without author publication charges : more here, or in this article by CNRS Mathematics.

A new S2O-open access journal has just been launched by the Society for Modeling and Theory in Population Biology: consider submitting your work to Population Biology Modeling & Theory

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Amandine Véber

CNRS Senior Researcher in Probability Theory and Stochastic Modelling in Life Sciences at MAP5 (Université Paris Cité)

Upcoming events :

The epidemiology of infectious diseases at the crossroads of disciplines – A day in tribute to Elisabeta Vergu (in French)

12 June 2026 in the auditorium of the TOTEM (Paris) and online.

 

iMPT & PEPR Maths-Vives research school on Urban biodiversity  concepts and modelling

25-27 November 2026 at the Henri Poincaré Institute (Paris).

 

Mathematics and modelling at the interface with the life, human and Earth sciences :

Institute of Mathematics for Planet Earth: a national institute to foster collaborations at the interface between mathematics and the Earth, life and human sciences (in French).

Mathematical Modelling and Biodiversity: a chair program involving Ecole Polytechnique, Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Veolia Environnement and Fondation X (in French).

French Research Action on Modelling Epidemics of ANRS - MIE: a French research network on the modelling of the dynamics of human infectious diseases.

Thematic network "Mathematics, Biology & Health": a research network on mathematics for medical and life sciences supported by CNRS (in French).

PEPR Maths-Vives: a national research programme aimed at bringing mathematics into dialogue with other disciplines in order to innovate for the living, the environment and the society (in French).

MODCOV19: a website on French modelling actions in response to the Covid-19 sanitary crisis (in French).

Research Interests

I work on stochastic processes, all of them being more or less linked to population and transmission models:

  • Measure-valued stochastic population models with various applications in biology, chemistry, ...

  • Spatial population genetics models (spatial Lambda-Fleming-Viot process in particular),

  • Exchangeable coalescents and coalescing Lévy processes,

  • Statistical aspects (inference, in particular) of these models,

  • Models of resource sharing in communication networks.

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