Clotilde Djuikem is a passionate Cameroonian researcher dedicated to sharing the beauty of mathematics and its real-world applications. Her commitment to spreading knowledge led her to establish Tioh Academy, a YouTube channel aimed at inspiring others to appreciate the intricacies of mathematics in our daily lives.

With a solid educational background, Clotilde earned both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of Douala, Cameroon. Her master's degree specialization focused on the application of mathematics to life sciences, and she excelled as a valedictorian with her thesis titled “Study and simulation of the propagation of fungus Hemileia vastarix, coffee pest.”

Continuing her academic journey, Clotilde pursued a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics at Université Côte D'azur, France. Her doctoral research centered on the modeling and control of perennial plant phytopathogens, showcasing her expertise in this field.

Currently serving as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Applied Mathematics at the University of Manitoba, Canada, Clotilde is engaged in modeling the transmission of viral pathogens within and between four fish species in the Western Canadian Arctic, with a focus on the impacts of climate change. Her diverse research interests encompass mathematical epidemiology and ecology, dynamical systems, mathematical modeling, numerical analysis, and data science.

Outside of her academic pursuits, Clotilde finds joy in various activities. In her free time, she indulges in reading, traveling, dancing, and actively participates in sports such as handball and volleyball. Through her multifaceted interests and accomplishments, Clotilde exemplifies a dynamic and dedicated individual whose love for mathematics extends beyond the academic realm, enriching both her professional and personal pursuits.