Lucie Brolon

I’m a PhD student and a temporary teaching and research assistant (ATER) at Université Paris Cité.

My PhD project, supervised by Marie Perrot-Dockès and Fabien Crauste at the MAP5 laboratory, focuses on modeling the communication between human T cells and dendritic cells using random forest algorithms.

After completing a double degree at ENSAI (engineering degree) and Université de Rennes I (research master’s program), I worked for two years as a research engineer at the Pasteur Institute under the supervision of Laurence Watier. My work mainly involved managing and analyzing data from the French National Health Data System (SNDS) and reconstructing the care pathways of COVID-19 patients. Following this experience in epidemiology, I decided to pursue a career in research and began a PhD in applied mathematics.