Hannah Bensoussane
I am a fourth year PhD student in the Warwick CDT for Mathematics and StatisticsLink opens in a new window under the supervision of Professor Simon SpencerLink opens in a new window. Broadly speaking, my research interests are in Bayesian inference applied to epidemiological problems. I am currently developing an infectious disease model that allows us to make inference about underlying parameters that drive epidemics while accounting for the effect of individual-level characteristics. As part of this work, I have created two new algorithmic methods to more efficiently estimate missing transmission information. I am also a graduate teaching assistant in the statistics department.
Conference Presentations
BioInference, University of Warwick, July 2024 (Talk)
Epidemics, Bologna, December 2023 (Poster)
Greek Stochastics, Naxos, July 2023 (Poster)
BayesComp, Levi, March 2023 (Poster)
Teaching
2023/24 Term 2: MA4M1 Epidemiology by Example, ST332-12 Medical Statistics
2022/23 Term 2: ST121 Statistical LaboratoryLink opens in a new window
2022/23 Term 1: ST952 An Introduction to Statistical PracticeLink opens in a new window
2021/22 Term 3: ST104 Statistical Laboratory ILink opens in a new window
2020/21 Term 2: ST219 Mathematical Statistics Part BLink opens in a new window
Previous Employment
2018-2020 Medical Statistician, Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit, University of Birmingham
Education
2013-2017 Mathematics MMath, University of Nottingham
2017/8 Medical Statistics MSc, University of Leicester
