
Jean-Gabriel Young
Assistant Professor
Affiliated with the CDL
Biography
I am an Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Vermont, VT, USA, where I lead the Complex Data Lab. I also am a faculty of the Translational Global Infectious diseases Research Center and the Vermont Complex Systems Center. My research is at the intersection of statistical inference, epidemiology, and complex systems.
Before joining UVM, I was a James S. McDonnell Foundation Fellow at the Center for the Study of Complex Systems of the University of Michigan, where I was mentored by Prof. Mark Newman. I received my BS and PhD in Physics from Université Laval, under the guidance of Prof. Louis J. Dubé and Prof. Patrick Desrosiers.
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Latest publications
2026 |
preprint
Emergent contagion complexity: Disentangling mechanistic complexity from correlated heterogeneity
K. Tang, D. Kaiser, W. H. W. Thompson, J.-G. Young, L. Hébert-Dufresne, and N. W. Landry
2026 |
preprint
The nestedness of higher-order networks
T. LaRock, Y. Zhang, J.-G. Young, N. Eikmeier, R. Lambiotte, and N. W. Landry
2026 |
preprint
Simpson's paradox explains the ubiquity of nonlinear, threshold, and complex contagions
L. Hébert-Dufresne, A. Allard, J.-G. Young, W. H. W. Thompson, and G. St-Onge
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