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 Dr Simon SpencerLink opens in a new window. Broadly speaking, my research interests are in Bayesian inference applied to epidemiological problems. I am currently working on 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.
Education
2013-2017 Mathematics MMath, University of Nottingham
2017/8 Medical Statistics MSc, University of Leicester
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
Work Experience
2018-2020 Medical Statistician, Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit, University of Birmingham
