Summary
Romain Ragonnet is an applied mathematician and infectious disease modeller with a decade of experience translating complex epidemiological questions into rigorously designed mathematical models. Based at Monash University since 2018, he combines a PhD in tuberculosis modelling with hands-on model coding and principal-investigator experience across academic and public-health consortia. His work spans theoretical model development, statistical inference and actionable policy-focused analysis, particularly for TB dynamics and control. Comfortable moving between research, teaching and collaborative project leadership, he brings both deep quantitative skill and a history of producing peer-reviewed outputs that inform disease control. An often-overlooked strength is his classroom background, which informs his clear exposition of complex models to multidisciplinary audiences.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master's degree of Applied Mathematics, Applied mathematics, modelling, statistics, Master's degree of Applied Mathematics, Applied mathematics, modelling, statistics at Université de Lille 1
CAPES, Mathématiques, CAPES, Mathématiques at Université Lille 1