Aymeric Vié is a DPhil student under the supervision of Doyne Farmer and Rama Cont, at the CDT Mathematics of Random Systems of the University of Oxford, and is funded by Fidelity. His research focuses on financial dynamics and risk, at the intersection between computational tools and social sciences. He is very interested in creating new tools to anticipate, measure and control systemic risk in financial networks, and in developing new paradigms to model the economy from endogenous interactions.

Before starting his PhD in mathematics, Aymeric obtained a Law Bachelor at Paris Sorbonne university, and a political sciences master at Sciences Po. He graduated in the master in Economics from the Paris School of Economics, and was a research fellow at the New England Complex Systems Institute. With core interests in the simulation and forecasting of complex systems, notably economic and financial, Aymeric has notably worked on the impact of network topology over systemic risk, the impact of hyperconnectivity in current societies, building agent-based models to model economic and financial dynamics and ecological social dilemma, using evolutionary algorithms to propose new solution concepts in game theory, and using multi-criteria mathematical modelling to forecast sustainability trajectories of European Union countries.