Currently, SBG (Stochastic and Biology Group) gathers:
  * 3 professors and senior researchers
  * 7 assistant professors and junior resarchers
  * an always changing number of phD students and post-docs
Some of these members have a primary affiliation with the SBG team and a secondary affiliation with another team. Those who are secondarily affiliated to SBG are called associated members below. 


====== Permanent members of SBG ======

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==== Grégory Nuel (DR CNRS), HDR — head of group ====
[[http://nuel.perso.math.cnrs.fr/|Grégory Nuel]] is an expert in probabilistic graphical models (e.g. HMMs, Bayesian networks) and
computational statistics (e.g. EM algorithm, penalized likelihood).  He is interested in a wide range of
biomedical applications: tropical disease, bioaccoustics, genetic epidemiology, bioinformatics, clinical research, systems biology, and
cancer genetics. Co-head of group since 2018.
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==== Anna Bonnet (MC Sorbonne Université) ====
[[https://anna.biogeek.land/|Anna Bonnet]] is assistant professor at Sorbonne Université. She is interested in developing
statistical methods to analyze high-dimensional genetic data. Her fields
 of research include point process models, in particular Hawkes
processes, and statistical inference in quantitative genetics.
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==== Charlotte Dion-Blanc  (MC Sorbonne Université) — associated member ====
[[https://sites.google.com/site/charlottedionblanc/home/resarch|Charlotte Dion-Blanc]] is a statistician and assistant professor at Sorbonne Université. She develops supervised learning and nonparametric methods for stochastic processes, with applications in the fields of neurosciences and ecology.
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==== Svetlana Gribkova  (MC Univ Paris Cité) — associated member ====
[[https://www.lpsm.paris/pageperso/gribkova/|Svetlana Gribkova]] is a statistician and assistant professor at Université Paris Cité. After a PHD in the
field of survival analysis, she had done a post-doctorate in statistical
 analysis of single cell RNA-Seq data with applications to cancer
research. Her actual research mainly focuses on statistical analysis of
high dimensional genomic data and applications in biology and medicine.
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==== Catherine Matias (DR CNRS), HDR ====
[[http://cmatias.perso.math.cnrs.fr/|Catherine Matias]]  is a statistician working at the interface between statistical modeling and life sciences.
 In particular, she has worked on the
statistical analysis of graphs with a focus on ecological networks.
Starting 2018, she is partly on leave as deputy director of the national
 scientific institute of mathematics and their interactions.
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==== Todd Parsons (CR CNRS) ====
[[https://www.lpsm.paris/pageperso/parsons/|Todd Parsons]] studies stochastic
 population models and associated methods of inference with diverse
applications in evolutionary ecology, population genetics, game theory,
epidemiology, and phylogenetics.
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==== Stéphane Robin (PR Sorbonne Université), HDR ====
[[https://scj-robin.github.io/|Stéphane Robin]]   is a statistician working at the interface between statistical modeling and life sciences, with a focus on ecology. Part of his research is devoted to the inference of models with latent variables. Such models include heterogeneous random graph models and joint species distribution models. He is also interested in change-point detection, along sequences and trees.
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==== Etienne Roquain (MC Sorbonne Université), HDR — associated member ====
[[https://etienneroquain-81.webself.net/|Etienne Roquain]]  has defended his PhD at INRA Jouy-en-Josas and Université Paris Sud in 2007 and is Maître de conférences since 2008 at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (now Sorbonne Université), where he defended his HdR in 2015. His main research field is multiple testing and high dimensional statistics.
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==== Michèle Thieullen (MC Sorbonne Université), HDR ====
[[https://www.lpsm.paris/pageperso/thieullen/|Michèle Thieullen]]   is a probabilist with expertise in stochastic modeling for Neuroscience. Up to now her
research has focused on the role of ion channels in neural excitability
through Piecewise Deterministic Markov Processes in finite and infinite
dimension. MT is also interested in numerics and estimation problems for
 these models.
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==== Fanny Villers (MC Sorbonne Université) — associated member ====
[[https://www.lpsm.paris//pageperso/villers/|Fanny Villers]]  is a statistician and assistant professor at Sorbonne Université. During her PhD in INRA,
she worked on statistical models usefull for analysing transcriptomics
data. Her main research field is high dimensional statistics and in
particular the analysis of network data.
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====== Non permanent members of SBG ======
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\\ Lucas Ducrot (PhD student). 
PhD started in 2021, under the supervision of G. Nuel (SBG, LPSM) and in collaboration with P. Benusiglio (APHP, Sorbonne University, Paris, France).
LD is working on clinical Models for the Genetics of the Li-Fraumeni Syndrome (started in 2021). Funding (3 years): ISCD, Sorbonne University

\\ Bastien Chassagnol (PhD student). 
 PhD started in 2020 under the supervision G. Nuel (SBG, LPSM), in collaboration with P.-H. Wuillemin (LIP6, Sorbonne University, Paris, France) and
M. Guedj (Servier, France). BC is working on changepoint models for detecting Gene x Environment interactions in Cancer.



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