Amandine Véber
CNRS Senior Researcher at MAP5 (Univ. Paris Cité) & Part-time Professor in Applied Mathematics at École polytechnique
MODCOV19: a platform to coordinate French modelling actions in response to the Covid-19 sanitary crisis (website in French).
Institute of Mathematics for Planet Earth: a new institute to foster collaborations at the interface between mathematics and earth, life and human sciences (website in French).
The SMAI & EDP Sciences journals in applied maths transition to open access under a collaborative publication model without author publication charges : more here.
A booklet presenting a few examples of research projects in applied mathematics (in French, grand public): La Recherche en mathématiques appliquées: Pourquoi? Par qui? Comment?
Research Interests
I work on stochastic processes, all of them being more or less linked to population and transmission models:
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Exchangeable coalescents and coalescing Lévy processes,
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Spatial population genetics models (spatial Lambda-Fleming-Viot process in particular),
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Statistical aspects (inference, in particular) of these models,
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Measure-valued stochastic population models with various applications in biology, chemistry, ...
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Superprocesses and branching Brownian motions in random environment,
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Models of resource sharing in communication networks.