Summary
Virginie Rondeau is a Director of Research in Biostatistics at INSERM with over two decades of leadership in designing and analyzing epidemiological and clinical studies. She holds a PhD and an HDR from Université de Bordeaux and completed postdoctoral work at USC, combining deep methodological rigor with applied public-health impact. Her expertise spans joint models for recurrent events, biomarkers and competing risks, prognostic model development and validation, surrogate endpoint assessment, and methods for correlated and clustered environmental data. She advises independent data monitoring committees and develops R packages to make advanced correlated-data methods accessible to practitioners. Known for bridging theory and practice, she applies meta-analytic and joint-modelling techniques to real-world clinical problems, often revealing non-obvious dependencies between recurrent events and terminal outcomes. Based in the Greater Bordeaux area, she brings an unusually broad toolkit for both methodological innovation and regulatory-strength evidence generation.
9 years of coding experience
University of Southern California
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biostatistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biostatistics at Université de Bordeaux