National Institute of Informatics and Automation Research (INRIA)

• Abstract

  Taking into account all the infectious disease spread worldwide, vector-borne diseases account for over 17%. For a huge part of them, no efficient vaccine is available, and control efforts must be done on the vector population. Focusing on dengue and malaria, two diseases transmitted by vector mosquito and which cause high morbidity and mortality around the world, this project aims to mod…

  Modelling and biological control of vector-borne diseases: the case of Malaria and Dengue, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  The CAPOEIRA project will cover theoretical computer science (essentially graph theory), mathematics (combinatorics, statistics, and probability), and the development of algorithms to address various biological questions, in particular, the intra and cross-species interactions, which have implications in all aspects of life sciences, including health, ecology, and environment. Two main ge…

  Computational approaches with the objective to explore intra and cross-species interactions and their role in all domains of life, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  Transportation systems are part of our society's critical I infrastructure and are expected to experience transformative changes as the Internet revolution unfolds. The automotive industry is a notable example: it has been undergoing disruptive transformations as vehicles transition from traditional unassisted driving to fully automated driving, and eventually to the self-driving model, C…

  Distributed inteligent vehicular environment: enabling ITS through programmable networks, AP.R

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