Youness Boutaib

I am a Lecturer of Financial Mathematics at the University of Liverpool.

I obtained my DPhil in Mathematics at the University of Oxford where I studied the theory of rough paths in the context of manifolds. After that, I joined the Technische Universität Berlin and the University of Potsdam to work on a geometric interpretation of the theory of regularity structures. Subsequently, I became a member of the Chair of Mathematics of Information Processing (at RWTH Aachen University) and worked on machine learning techniques for data streams.

Prior to my DPhil, I studied financial mathematics at Télécom Paris and the University of Paris (formerly Université Paris Diderot) and worked as a consultant for Murex, a provider of technology solutions for financial institutions.

Research interests:

• Machine learning for data streams & reservoir computing (recurrent neural networks),

• Theories of rough paths & regularity structures,

• Stochastic analysis on manifolds & Lipschitz geometry.

You can find more information on my research interests and publications here. You can also download my CV as a PDF file.

The section "Outside mathematics" brings you to some of my activities outside my research work such as my educational project "Abri d'Oiseaux".