Anthea Monod
I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor with tenure) in Biomathematics at the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London.
I am an Elsie Widdowson Fellow at Imperial College and an Emmy Noether Fellow of the London Mathematical Society.
My research uses theory from pure mathematics (algebraic geometry and algebraic topology) to develop computational and statistical methods for data that have complex structures, or that live in complex spaces. I have applied my research to real data to solve problems in mathematical and computational biology.
Research Interests:
Applied and Computational Topology including Topological Data Analysis
Applied Algebraic Geometry including Algebraic Statistics
Geometric Statistics and Machine Learning
Mathematical Biology
Contact: a [dot] monod [at] imperial [dot] ac [dot] uk
Office: Roderic Hill 318
📣 My research team and I won a £10M EPSRC grant to study the mathematical and computational foundations of AI using geometry, topology, and probability! The PI is Prof. Michael Bronstein at Oxford Computer Science; I am the Imperial node lead. You can read the press release about it here.
News & Upcoming Stuff
I am the new Deputy Speaker on Foundations of AI for the Artificial Intelligence Network of Excellence!
I was featured in a news article at Women at Imperial Week!
I am giving a presentation at the Ministerial Visit at Imperial on 29 February 2024 on my research and its relation to our AI Hub on the Mathematical and Computational Foundations of AI, and our Hub's role in the use of AI in the public sphere.
I have been awarded Fellowship of Advance HE! I am pleased to have this formal certification that validates my commitment to professionalism in teaching and my dedication to investing my best efforts to provide all of my students with the best education that I am able to offer.