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This event allowed scientists to exchange on statistical and mathematical modelling in plant and animal health. Interactions between several development and animation paths were thus stimulated.

UMR BIOEPAR was particularly involved in the organization of the day with the participation of Pauline Ezanno, INRA Research Director, member of the scientific committee of the network and facilitator for the SA (Animal Health) department of INRA.

Among the speakers of the day :

• Amaury Lambert, researcher at the laboratory of probability and random models at the University of Paris 6 (Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Biology, Collège de France & Laboratoire de Probabilités et Modèles Aléatoire) presented his research results on statistical models based on the genealogy of species". From individual-based population models to lineage-based models of phylogenies"

Amaury Lambert © Inra

• Coralie Picard (INRA, UMR BGPI, Montpellier) during her communication on "Optimisation in silico of the spatialized management of an epidemic in plants".

Coralie Picard © Inra

• Gaël Thébaud (INRA, UMR BGPI, Montpellier) during his presentation on "Evaluation of the risk of dwarfing jaundice in barley based on expert opinion".

Gaël Thébaud © Inra

• Jonathan Rault (IFREMER, RBE, Lorient) during his presentation on "Evolution of the emergence of cannibalism in a predator-prey model".

Jonathan Rault © Inra

Contacts

Associated Department : Santé animale

Associated Centre : Angers-Nantes Pays de la Loire