About Me

I am a PhD student in Applied Mathematics at CMAP (École Polytechnique) since October 2024, affiliated with the PEIPS and MERGE research teams. My doctoral research is supervised by Sylvie Méléard and Viet-Chi Tran. My thesis is funded by the ERC SINGER and I am a member of the Chaire MMB.

My work focuses on the mathematical modeling of horizontal gene transfer in bacteria (plasmid conjugation), using tools such as Markov processes, time reversal, spinal decomposition, integro-differential equations, and numerical simulation. I am particularly interested in evolutionary theory, specifically evolutionary trade-offs, mutualism, cooperation, and cheating.

Feel free to get in touch : mateo.deangeli[@]polytechnique.edu

Publications

Ancestral lineages under horizontal trait transfer: spinal decomposition and time reversal beyond stationarity - coming soon
Existence of a non-zero steady-state solution to the population density equation subject to horizontal transfer - coming soon

Talks

École de printemps Chaire MMB - June 2026
International Conference on Models in Population Dynamics, Ecology, and Evolution - April 2026
Congrès des Jeunes Chercheurs en Mathématiques Appliquées - March 2026
INRIA Lifeware team Seminar - February 2026
CMAP PhD Student Seminar - April 2025

Teaching

Python Lab Sessions, 1st year Engineering cycle, École Polytechnique (2026)
Bachelor Thesis supervisor for Jules Fréalle (2026)
Teaching Assistant in Stochastic Processes, Master 2 MSV (2025–present)
Internship supervisor for Armand Frémy, Bachelor 2 (Summer 2025)
Teaching Assistant, Probability and Statistics, Bachelor 2, École Polytechnique (2024–2026)
Math Tutor, Sorbonne Université (2022–2024)

Responsibilities

Co-Organiser of MERGE Team Seminar (2026)
Representative for Teaching Assistants, Applied Mathematics Department, École Polytechnique (2025-2026)
Member of the CMAP’s Laboratory Life Committee (2025-2026)

Figures

A few figures, just thrown together