Our research focuses on advanced network-based modeling designed for accurate prediction and real-time forecasting across a wide range of domains. We target critical areas such as disease outbreaks, social trends, and infrastructure behavior, where understanding the dynamics of complex networks is key to effective decision-making. At the core of our work is the "predictive" aspect of network intelligence, harnessing the power of sophisticated modeling techniques to anticipate future outcomes and trends. By leveraging these tools, we aim to provide insights that support proactive decision-making in dynamic, interconnected systems, bridging the gap between network theory and practical applications, helping decision-makers navigate uncertainty and respond swiftly to emerging challenges.
Our focus
Digital Epidemiology
We develop machine learning-based decision-support systems that enable public health authorities to predict and track epidemic outbreaks in real-time. This interdisciplinary field integrates a wide range of data sources, including Google search patterns, social media activity, electronic health records, meteorological information, and human mobility data, to create comprehensive forecasting tools. The methodology produces real-time and short-term forecasts of disease activity for both pandemic events (like COVID-19, monkeypox, Ebola, and Zika) and endemic diseases (such as dengue fever, influenza, and malaria).


