Bio
I’m a computational epidemiologist and a postdoctoral associate at Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) at the Spatial Epidemiology Lab (SpELL) working on climate change impact into infectious diseases.
From 2023 through 2026, I was postdoctoral associate at Yale University with Nathan Grubgauh, Ted Cohen and Colin Carlson labs.
By training I’m either a physicist (specializing in mathematical and statistical modelling for disease transmission and spread) or environmental and climate epidemiologist; professionally, I’ve worked as a data scientist, full stack developer and barista. Outside of work, I like drawing maps and drinking coffee.
On this site I keep a list of my CV
Selected Paper
Alpha and Delta Waves spreading in the US Temperature and Dengue hospitalizations in Brazil
R Packages
nowcaster | Nowcasting to delay correction to epidemiological data.
PortinariColors | Color palette on Candido Portinari paitings.