We are a joint research team between the Bruno Kessler Foundation — specifically the Mobile and Social Computing (MobS) Lab — and the University of Trento, working on socio-epidemic analysis and modeling through mechanistic models and AI-based frameworks.
Team members: Martina Rama, Bruno Lepri, Michele Tizzoni.

Models

• Susceptible-Infectious-Recovered (SIR) - Informed Neural Network (SIR-INN)

Complex Multilayer Network Lab, University of Padua.
Team members: Tommaso Bertola, Manlio De Domenico

Models

• SI2R model with mobility

We are a joint research group from Polytechnic of Turin and ISI Foundation working in computational epidemiology. We study and develop infectious disease transmission models that integrate mobility data, behavioural factors and sociodemographic characteristics to support epidemic control and data-driven public health policies.
Team members: Alessandro Rizzo, Lorenzo Zino, Mattia Mazzoli, Elisa Viola.

Models

• Region-based Flu metapopulation model.

Queen Mary University of London.
Team members: Nicola Perra, Yuhan Li, Douhan Wang.

Models

• Augmented TabPFN_ts
• SEIR model.

The ISI Foundation (www.isi.it) is a private research institution located in Turin, Italy. ISI gathers an extensive range of scientific expertise in the areas of computational and digital epidemiology, predictive modelling, epidemic forecasting, measurement of high-resolution contact networks, and in the development of computational frameworks, data integration and visualisation tools, and participatory surveillance platforms.
Team members: Stefania Fiandrino, Nicolò Gozzi, Luca Rossi.

Models

• FluABCaster.
• Flu Behavioural Forecasting model.
• Global Epidemic and Mobility model.
• Influweb Participatory Surveillance Influenza Forecast.

Department of Molecular Medicine, University of Padova.
Team members: Marika Sartore, Razieh Masoumi, Chiara Poletto.

Models

• SEEIIRS model