Clotilde Djuikem is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Applied Mathematics at the University of Manitoba (Canada). Her research focuses on multi-scale mathematical models, from intermediate filament assembly to the transmission of viral pathogens in fish populations under climate change scenarios.
She earned her PhD in Applied Mathematics at Université Côte d’Azur and Inria (France), where her thesis investigated the modelling and control of perennial plant pathogens. She also holds a Master’s and a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of Douala.
Clotilde has over 600 hours of teaching experience across Africa, Europe, and North America, covering courses in calculus, statistics, modeling, and numerical methods. She has also supervised and co-supervised students at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
She is an active science communicator, founder of Tioh Academy, a YouTube channel with 48,000+ subscribers and 2.7M+ views dedicated to math outreach. Recognized as an EDIA Champion 2024 by the Digital Research Alliance of Canada, she regularly organizes roundtables and outreach initiatives promoting inclusion in STEM.