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2019/01/07/example-post-1.html

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2021/09/30/example-post-2.html

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2023/02/23/example-post-3.html

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2026/05/04/post.html

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+<p><img src="images/DARE_logo_2.0.png" alt=""></p>
+
 <p>Researchers from the City Science Lab are participating in the <a href="https://fondazionedare.it/en">DigitAl lifelong pREvention (DARE) project</a> Spoke 2 Pilot action 4.1 <em>Predictive models for automatic disease surveillance system</em>.</p>
 
 <p>By leveraging their expertise in understanding complex phenomena, driven by a combination of multiple environmental and social factors, they are developing predictive models for the spread of infectious diseases and extreme heat-related emergency accesses to the hospital.
 Building on the group’s <a href="https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-025-11520-2">previous work on the COVID-19 pandemic</a>, the epidemiological models are being developed with specific attention to accounting for the inter-patient variability of the infectivity period.
-On the other hand, the models under development for Emergency Room visits caused by extreme heat aim to integrate meteorological data with data-oriented discovery of the diagnoses most sensitive to extreme temperatures and social proxies to account for the actual population exposure, which can widely vary during the summer.</p>
+The models for Emergency Room visits caused by extreme heat aim to integrate meteorological data with data-oriented discovery of the diagnoses most sensitive to extreme temperatures and social proxies to account for the actual population exposure, which can widely vary during the summer.</p>
 
-<p>While the development of such models is a relevant scientific challenge in itself, our team is also working to integrate them within a user-friendly interface based on agentic AI: in this way the predictive power of complex models and simulations will be made accessible also to clinicians and <em>decision makers</em>, so to maximize the positive impact of our research.
-It is well-known that nowadays Large Language Models can write code to perform simple tasks, such as standardized statistical analyses, or data visualizations, but more complex predictive models based on ideas from Complex Systems Physics and Mathematical Biology can be trusted and reliable only when they are developed and validated by experts; for this reason, the system that we are developing is entirely modular with respect to the integration of additional models, which can be built separately and added easily at any time.
-Moreover, in an age of growing concern on privacy and the protection of sensitive data, our system is developed and designed to run entirely on local <em>offline</em> systems, so that no patient data needs to leave the hospital premises during interactions with the agents by the end users.</p>
+<p>While the development of such models is a relevant scientific challenge in itself, our team is also working to integrate them within a user-friendly interface based on agentic AI: this way the predictive power of complex models and simulations will be made accessible also to clinicians and <em>decision makers</em>, so to maximize the positive impact of our research.
+Nowadays Large Language Models can write code to perform simple tasks, such as standardized statistical analyses, or data visualizations, but advanced predictive models developed in the fields of Complex Systems Physics and Mathematical Biology can be trusted and reliable only when they are developed and validated by experts; for this reason, our system is entirely modular with respect to the integration of additional models, which can be built separately and added at any time.
+Moreover, to be compliant with privacy law and ensure the protection of sensitive data, our system is designed to run entirely on local <em>offline</em> systems, so that no patient data needs to leave the hospital premises during interactions with the agents by the end users.</p>
 
-<p>At present, hospitals and health agencies at many administrative levels are collecting daily great volumes of data, which contain invaluable information for the planning of operations well beyond the routine, provided that appropriate models are used to understand the evolution of data over time and the relationships between different sources. We believe that agentic LLM frameworks can make a difference by making these complex tools available to the professionals who need them the most.</p>
+<p>Hospitals and health agencies at many administrative levels are collecting daily great volumes of data, which contain invaluable information for the planning of operations.
+Provided that appropriate models are used, highlighting the dynamical evolution of data and the relationships between different sources, the organization of activities can be pushed well beyond the routine, towards the appropriate management of extreme events.
+We believe that agentic LLM frameworks can make a difference by making these complex tools available to the professionals who need them the most.</p>
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