Edmond Sanou

Postdoctoral Fellow in Biostatistics

Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety

Biography

I’m currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety in the Laboratory for the radiobiology of accidental exposure, working with Amine Benadjaoud. My research broadly focuses on developing statistical methods to characterize a computer vision algorithm with applications in biological dosimetry.

Before this, I received my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics at the Paris-Saclay University where I was fortunate to be advised by Christophe Ambroise and Geneviève Robin in the Evry Mathematics and Modeling Lab (Statistics and Genome group).

Education

Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, 2023

Université Paris Saclay
Diplôme d'Ingénieur, Biostatistics, 2019

ENSAI, Rennes
Licence en Statistiques-Informatique, 2016

Université Nazi Boni

Teachings

Teaching assistant positions

Université d’Evry

2019 - 2021: Statistics (tutorials), MSV31-Statistiques, undergraduate students.
2020 : Probability (tutorials), MSV20-Probabilités, undergraduate students.
2023 : Descriptive statistics (Lecture + tutorials), Linear Algebra (tutorials), Analysis (oral exams)

Seminars

2020 :
- Statistical Methods for Post Genomic Data, Paris, France
- Mathematical Methods of Modern Statistics 2, virtual
- Math For Genomics
2021 :
- AI4Health Winter School, January 2021
- Recent Advances in COVID-19 modelling (YoungStatS), February 2021
- MATH & IA (FMJH, FSMP), March 2021
- Journées de Statistique, June 2021 (talk)
2022 :
- Rencontres des Jeunes Statisticien-ne-s, April 2022 (talk)

Blog

Here is a collection of articles that I wrote.

Frequently Asked Questions Academic theme for Hugo

Optimality conditions of the Graphical Lasso

Mind maps on graphical models

Resources on probabilistic graphical models