Institutional research

Research Projects

Explore cutting-edge research projects driving innovation across mathematics, computing, and applied science.

EPIFORECAST

Data-Driven Epidemic Forecasting

Active Project

This project develops machine-learning enhanced epidemic models that fuse surveillance data, mobility patterns, and climate signals to produce real-time forecasts for outbreaks across West Africa.

Data-Driven Epidemic Forecasting Est. 2024 Scientific Computing & Industrial Modelling, Data Science for Climate Change & Global Health
DSCHANGE

Data Science for Climate Change & Global Health

Active Project

DSCHANGE leverages big data analytics and machine learning to tackle pressing global issues. Our research focuses on predictive modeling for climate patterns and epidemiological trends across the African continent.

Data Science for Climate Change & Global Health Est. 2019 Biomedical Data Science
SCIM

Scientific Computing and Industrial Modelling

Active Project

SCIM focuses on bridging the gap between mathematical theory and industrial application. We develop sophisticated computational models to solve complex engineering and logistics challenges facing West African industries.

Prof. Kwabena Mensah Est. 2018 Scientific Computing & Industrial Modelling, Biomedical Data Science
EPIFORECAST

Data-Driven Epidemic Forecasting

Active Project

This project develops machine-learning enhanced epidemic models that fuse surveillance data, mobility patterns, and climate signals to produce real-time forecasts for outbreaks across West Africa.

Data-Driven Epidemic Forecasting Est. 2024 Scientific Computing & Industrial Modelling, Data Science for Climate Change & Global Health
DSCHANGE

Data Science for Climate Change & Global Health

Active Project

DSCHANGE leverages big data analytics and machine learning to tackle pressing global issues. Our research focuses on predictive modeling for climate patterns and epidemiological trends across the African continent.

Data Science for Climate Change & Global Health Est. 2019 Biomedical Data Science
SCIM

Scientific Computing and Industrial Modelling

Active Project

SCIM focuses on bridging the gap between mathematical theory and industrial application. We develop sophisticated computational models to solve complex engineering and logistics challenges facing West African industries.

Prof. Kwabena Mensah Est. 2018 Scientific Computing & Industrial Modelling, Biomedical Data Science