Summary
Ganna Rozhnova is an Associate Professor based in the Randstad with eight years of focused experience at the intersection of mathematical modeling, epidemiology and data analysis. At UMC Utrecht she advanced interdisciplinary infectious disease research, built international collaborations, led grant-funded projects and taught MSc courses on mathematical and molecular epidemiology. Her background in statistical physics (PhD, University of Lisbon) and prior postdoctoral work in theoretical biophysics underpin analytical models of antigenic evolution and pathogen dynamics that have informed both academic and policy-facing work. She also serves on the editorial board of Communications Medicine, reflecting her role in shaping translation of quantitative epidemiology into publishable evidence. A less obvious strength is her track record of organizing recurring scholarly forums (bi-weekly journal clubs and international workshops), which has amplified knowledge exchange across theory and applied public health.
8 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Statistical Physics, Approved unanimously with distinction and praise, PhD, Statistical Physics, Approved unanimously with distinction and praise at University of Lisbon
Undergraduate studies, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 4.85/5, Undergraduate studies, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 4.85/5 at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
English, Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian