Summary
Mohamed Laib is a data science researcher and statistician with nine years of experience building statistical and machine learning methods for high-dimensional temporal, spatial, and remote sensing data. Based at LIST in Luxembourg, he has a strong academic track record from Université de Lausanne—where he developed a novel unsupervised feature selection algorithm, taught geomatics and geostatistics, and published R packages now on CRAN. He combines rigorous research (including peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations) with practical software delivery, authoring multiple R packages across projects in Europe and North Africa. Comfortable bridging theory and tooling, he often focuses on interpretable methods for complex environmental and geospatial datasets. Less obvious: he pairs deep methodological work with hands-on package development, making his research immediately reusable by practitioners.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Science, Doctor of Science at Université de Lausanne
Master's degree, Applied statistics, Master's degree, Applied statistics at Université de Constantine
Arabic, French, English