Research topics

The Centre Borelli has more than one hundred members, including about fifty permanent researchers and clinicians, and hosts about one hundred doctoral and post-doctoral students involved in three research areas.

Main research topics

Modeling, mathematical analysis and simulation of complex physical, natural and biological phenomena
Mathematical foundations and algorithms for artificial perception and learning
Biomedical sciences and behavioral psychology
Complexity, Humanities, Arts, Societies

Modeling, mathematical analysis and simulation of complex physical, natural and biological phenomena

Mathematicians, numerical analysts, statisticians, biologists, mechanics and physicists find themselves in this axis to develop and analyze numerical models of complex systems.

Mathematical foundations and algorithms for artificial perception and learning

This theme covers image, video and signal processing and analysis, machine learning and network science.

Biomedical sciences and behavioral psychology

This axis brings together neurophysiologists, clinicians, ergonomists, psychiatrists and statisticians to formalize the quantitative study of human behavior in normal, altered or pathological…

Complexité, Humanités, Art, Sociétés - CHArt[S]

Cet axe est consacré aux interfaces entre les sciences mathématiques et les sciences humaines et sociales, avec un accent mis sur le développement d’outils d’analyse et de modélisation de la…