Find out more about our lines of research:
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Quantitative methods applied to Biology and Public Health
Public Health Surveillance:
Epidemiological Surveillance
Molecular epidemiological Surveillance
Modelling applied to surveillance
Genomic Surveillance
Monitoring the evolution and spread of viruses and bacteria that cause infectious diseases
Tracking antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
Development of the digital application CABGen in partnership between PROCC and the Paraguayan Ministry of Health
Conducting computational analyses for Brazil’s National Genomic Surveillance Network for Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria
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Epidemiology
Epidemiology of communicable diseases
Environmental epidemiology and ecoepidemiology of vector-borne diseases
Quantitative methods applied to the clinical epidemiology of infectious diseases
Biomathematics, dynamics of transmission processes and population ecology of vectors
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Computational Biophysics and Molecular Modelling
Modelling and molecular dynamics of biomolecules
Analysis of protein normal modes
Extended sampling hybrid simulations
Free energy estimation through computer simulations
Integrative structural modelling of large macromolecular complexes
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Mathematical modelling of biosystems
Mathematics Applied to Health
Applied bayesian statistics
Computational Modelling of Multidrug-resistant Bacteria
Computational Modelling of Cancer
Big Data in Public Health