Henri Berestycki Principal Investigator
Research Professor at CAMS, EHESS
Foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Research Professor at CAMS, EHESS
Foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Jean-Michel Roquejoffre Co-Principal Investigator
Professor in Mathematics at the University of Toulouse
Head of the Toulouse PhD program in Mathematics and Computer Science.
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Professor in Mathematics at the University of Toulouse
Head of the Toulouse PhD program in Mathematics and Computer Science.
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Jean-Pierre Nadal
Research Professor at EHESS
Research Director at CNRS
Director of CAMS
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Research Professor at EHESS
Research Director at CNRS
Director of CAMS
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François Hamel
Professor at Aix-Marseille University
Director of Archimedes Labex
Principal Investigator of the ANR project NONLOCAL
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Professor at Aix-Marseille University
Director of Archimedes Labex
Principal Investigator of the ANR project NONLOCAL
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Lionel Roques
INRA Senior Researcher
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INRA Senior Researcher
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Project Manager
Francesca Aceto
Project manager at CAMS, EHESS
Project manager at CAMS, EHESS
PhD students affiliated to the project
Samuel Nordmann
2nd year Doctoral student at CAMS
2nd year Doctoral student at CAMS
Charles Ladmiral
1st year Doctoral student at CAMS
1st year Doctoral student at CAMS
Researchers affiliated to the project
Antoine Pauthier
Dunham Jackson Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota.
http://www.math.umn.edu/~apauthie/
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Dunham Jackson Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota.
http://www.math.umn.edu/~apauthie/
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Laurent Dietrich
PIRE Postdoctoral Associate at Carnegie Mellon University
Former PhD supervised by Henri Berestycki and Jean-Michel Roquejoffre
http://www.math.cmu.edu/~ldietric/
PIRE Postdoctoral Associate at Carnegie Mellon University
Former PhD supervised by Henri Berestycki and Jean-Michel Roquejoffre
http://www.math.cmu.edu/~ldietric/
Juliette Bouhours
PIMS Post-doc at Edmonton
Former PhD student at Pierre et Marie Curie University
Advisor: H. Berestycki
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PIMS Post-doc at Edmonton
Former PhD student at Pierre et Marie Curie University
Advisor: H. Berestycki
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Anne-Charline Coulon
Classes Préparatoires teacher
Former PhD student at Toulouse University
Advisors: X. Cabré, J.-M. Roquejoffre
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Classes Préparatoires teacher
Former PhD student at Toulouse University
Advisors: X. Cabré, J.-M. Roquejoffre
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Fellowships and Post-Docs: Past and current
Hoang Hung Vo
PhD, January - July 2014
Assistant Professor à Ho Chi Minh University of Science, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
Former PhD student at Pierre et Marie Curie University
Advisor : H. Berestycki
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PhD, January - July 2014
Assistant Professor à Ho Chi Minh University of Science, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
Former PhD student at Pierre et Marie Curie University
Advisor : H. Berestycki
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Jian Fang
Post-doc, November 2013 - November 2015
Jian Fang obtained a joint PhD thesis from the Harbin Institute of Technology (China) and the Memorial University of Newfoundland (Canada). Then he held a post-doctoral position at the Center for Disease Modelling, York University (Canada) until august 2013, as well as a position as an assistant professor at Harbin. Jian Fang's current research focusses on the study of travelling wave solutions and long-term dynamics of reaction-diffusion problems, as well as their applications to biological invasions and disease spread.
Post-doc, November 2013 - November 2015
Jian Fang obtained a joint PhD thesis from the Harbin Institute of Technology (China) and the Memorial University of Newfoundland (Canada). Then he held a post-doctoral position at the Center for Disease Modelling, York University (Canada) until august 2013, as well as a position as an assistant professor at Harbin. Jian Fang's current research focusses on the study of travelling wave solutions and long-term dynamics of reaction-diffusion problems, as well as their applications to biological invasions and disease spread.
Grégory Faye
Post-doc, September 2014-September 2015
Grégory Faye obtained in June 2012 a joint PhD thesis from the University of Nice and the Inria Sophia Antipolis (France) on symmetry breaking and pattern formation in hyperbolic geometry with some applications in visual neuroscience. Then, he hold for two years a Dunham Jackson Assistant Professor position at the University of Minnesota (USA). His current research focusses on the study of coherent structures and long-term dynamics of some nonlocal evolution equations. He is now a CNRS Researcher at the Toulouse Mathematical Institute.
Grégory's personal page : http://www.math.univ-toulouse.fr/~gfaye/
Post-doc, September 2014-September 2015
Grégory Faye obtained in June 2012 a joint PhD thesis from the University of Nice and the Inria Sophia Antipolis (France) on symmetry breaking and pattern formation in hyperbolic geometry with some applications in visual neuroscience. Then, he hold for two years a Dunham Jackson Assistant Professor position at the University of Minnesota (USA). His current research focusses on the study of coherent structures and long-term dynamics of some nonlocal evolution equations. He is now a CNRS Researcher at the Toulouse Mathematical Institute.
Grégory's personal page : http://www.math.univ-toulouse.fr/~gfaye/
Andrea Tellini
Post-doc, October 2014 - February 2017
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Andrea Tellini did his undergraduate studies in Mathematics at the University of Udine (Italy) with a grant of the Scuola Superiore dell'Università degli Studi di Udine. Afterwards he obtained in 2013 his PhD in Mathematical Research at the University Complutense of Madrid under the supervision of professors J. López-Gómez and M. Molina-Meyer. He is currently carrying out a post-doc project obtained with professor Henri Berestycki and founded by the Institut of Complex Systems of Paris - Île de France.
His research interests are multiplicity results for superlinear indefinite elliptic problems, involving topological and continuation techniques for ordinary and partial differential equations, and reaction-diffusion equations with spatial heterogeneities on sub-environments of lower spatial dimension.
Post-doc, October 2014 - February 2017
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Andrea Tellini did his undergraduate studies in Mathematics at the University of Udine (Italy) with a grant of the Scuola Superiore dell'Università degli Studi di Udine. Afterwards he obtained in 2013 his PhD in Mathematical Research at the University Complutense of Madrid under the supervision of professors J. López-Gómez and M. Molina-Meyer. He is currently carrying out a post-doc project obtained with professor Henri Berestycki and founded by the Institut of Complex Systems of Paris - Île de France.
His research interests are multiplicity results for superlinear indefinite elliptic problems, involving topological and continuation techniques for ordinary and partial differential equations, and reaction-diffusion equations with spatial heterogeneities on sub-environments of lower spatial dimension.
Alessandro Zilio
Post-doc, September 2014 - September 2017
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Alessandro Zilio obtained a PhD thesis in Mathematical Models and Methods in Engineering at Politecnico of Milan (Italy), under the advisement of Prof. Susanna Terracini and Prof. Gianmaria Verzini.
Post-doc, September 2014 - September 2017
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Alessandro Zilio obtained a PhD thesis in Mathematical Models and Methods in Engineering at Politecnico of Milan (Italy), under the advisement of Prof. Susanna Terracini and Prof. Gianmaria Verzini.
Beniada Shabani
Post-doc, September 2017 - September 2018
Beniada Shabani obtained her PhD thesis in Mathematics at Stanford University in 2017, the title being "Propagation in Multi-dimensional Fisher-KPP Equations", under the supervision of Prof. Lenya Ryzhik.
Post-doc, September 2017 - September 2018
Beniada Shabani obtained her PhD thesis in Mathematics at Stanford University in 2017, the title being "Propagation in Multi-dimensional Fisher-KPP Equations", under the supervision of Prof. Lenya Ryzhik.