• Project title: Dependence structures and general hazard models
• Host team: F. Javier Rubio's team, Department of Statistical Science, University College London.
• Mobility dates: June 10 to 14, 2024
• Key words: Survival analysis, general hazard model, copulas, net survival
• Public summary:

The aim of this mobility was to set up a collaboration with F.J. Rubio in the field of relative survival analysis methods, centered around multivariate survival analysis methods, dependency structures, "general hazard" type regression models and the implementation of these methods in Julia.
These few days of intensive collaboration enabled the submission of a joint popularization article, as well as the launch of joint, larger-scale research avenues on which we are still working. Joint software developments have also been launched within the JuliaSurv organization.

• Project title: Dependence structures and general hazard models
• Host team: F. Javier Rubio's team, Department of Statistical Science, University College London.
• Mobility dates: June 10 to 14, 2024
• Key words: Survival analysis, general hazard model, copulas, net survival
• Public summary:

The aim of this mobility was to set up a collaboration with F.J. Rubio in the field of relative survival analysis methods, centered around multivariate survival analysis methods, dependency structures, "general hazard" type regression models and the implementation of these methods in Julia.
These few days of intensive collaboration enabled the submission of a joint popularization article, as well as the launch of joint, larger-scale research avenues on which we are still working. Joint software developments have also been launched within the JuliaSurv organization.

• Project title: R2PS - LGBTI+ Health Promotion Research Network
• Project leaders: Gabriel Girard (SESSTIM), Solveig Le Laurain (LPS), Marie Préau (POPS), Valentin Brouttier (Chaire LGBTQI+), Elise Marsicano, Ahmed Hamila (Clinique Mauve), Clément Moreau, Elian Barcelo and Sasha Dvanova
• Project dates: September 2024 to August 2026
• Key words: LGBTI+ health; health promotion; Research; Training
• Summary for the general public: (coming soon)