Julien Arino

Mathematical epidemiologist

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I am a Professor with the Department of Mathematics at the University of Manitoba and a member of the (informal) Mathematical Biology group.

My research is in mathematical biology, with particular focus on the role of movement in epidemiology and epizootiology. As part of my work, I have become more and more interested in data scientific aspects.

I teach mathematical modelling and mathematical epidemiology in a variety of settings and have recorded some lectures in that context, which I post to my YouTube channel.

news

May 22, 2025 Paper (2) of Abdramane submitted (arXiv)
Apr 14, 2025 Paper (1) of Abdramane submitted (arXiv)

latest posts

selected publications

  1. Number of source patches required for population persistence in a source-sink metapopulation
    J. Arino, N. Bajeux, and S. Kirkland
    Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 2019
  2. Risk of COVID-19 variant importation - How useful are travel control measures?
    Julien Arino, Pierre-Yves Boelle, Evan M Milliken, and Stephanie Portet
    Infectious Disease Modelling, 2021
  3. Dynamics of Bovine Tuberculosis Transmission in Herds of Bovids, Caprids and Equids in Chad
    H. Djimramadji, Julien Arino, M.S. Daoussa Haggar, and P. Tchepmo Djomegni
    SSRN preprints, 2025
  4. Transmission of multiple pathogens across species
    Clotilde Djuikem and Julien Arino
    Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 2025
    Also arXiv preprint arXiv:2405.20264 (\urlhttps://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2405.20264).