ARLES project
An international project on Aging Risks and their Long-term impact on the Economy and Society, named ARLES
ARLES partners:
African Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Africa: AIMS research centres
ESSEC CREAR Paris - Singapore
ETH Risk Center Zurich, Switzerland
HEC Lausanne, Switzerland, Dept. of Actuarial Science
Lund University, Sweden: Dept. of Statistics
Monash University, Australia: Center for Modeling of Stochastic Systems
Nankai University, China: Probability Group, School of Mathematical Sciences
Prime Re Solutions, Switzerland: Actuarial Engineering and Risk Management
Ritsumeikan University, Japan: RCFF - Research Center For Finance
TIFR-CAM Bangalore, India: Centre for Applicable Mathematics
University of Lisbon, Portugal: ISEG
University of Liverpool, UK: IFAM - Institute for Financial and Actuarial Mathematics
University of Málaga, Spain: Dept. of Electronic Technology
University Torcuato di Tella, Argentina: Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics
Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Poland
Many international Associate Members (Academics and Practitioners)
Advisory Board:
Dr. Michel Dacorogna, Partner Prime Re Solutions, Switzerland
Dr. François Höpflinger, Professor in Sociology, Univ. Zurich, Switzerland
Dr. Peter Jagers, Professor in Mathematical Statistics, Chalmers Univ. of Technology & Univ. of Gothenberg, Sweden
Dr. Taina Rantanen, Professor of Gerontology and Public Health, Gerontology Research Center, Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Main goal of the ARLES project: to introduce a new mathematical approach for 'life modelling’, investigating the concept of aging, taking into account both the longevity and health profile
ARLES series of seminars:
2022-23: A monthly seminar is organized in turn by each partner (seminar online via zoom)
February 22, 12pm (CET): Dr. Xiaoqing LIANG (Department of Statistics, School of Sciences, Hebei University of Technology, Tianjin, China): "Optimal Investment Strategy to Minimize the Probability of Lifetime Ruin". Organized by Junyi Guo (Nankai Univ., China)
November 11, 10:30am (CET): Dr. Evanthia KOUKOULI (Department of Mathematics and Statistics Lancaster University, Lancaster, U.K. Principal Biostatistician, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, London): "Statistical modelling complex longitudinal data on ageing". Organized by Juyhun Park (ENSIIE, France)
2021-22: A monthly seminar is organized in turn by each partner (seminar online via zoom)
June 28, 10:30am (CET): Albert Sanchez-Niubo (Dpt of Social Psychology and Quantitative Psychology, Univ. of Barcelona, Spain): 'Data harmonisation of longitudinal studies on healthy ageing: The ATHLOS project'. Organized by Miguel Atencia and Gonzalo Joya Caparros (Malaga Univ., Spain)
April 8, 10 am (CET): Sara Hägg (Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden): 'Human Biological Aging: Quantifications, Health Predictions and Interventions'. Organized by Marie Kratz and Krys Podgorsky (Lund Univ., Sweden).
Feb. 24, 10 am (CET). Rob Hyndman (Monash University): 'Forecasting the old-age dependency ratio to determine a sustainable pension age'. Organized by Kais Hamza (Monash Univ., Australia)
Dec. 18, 7:45-9pm (CET). Organized session by Marie Kratz (ESSEC CREAR, France), named 'ARLEStat', at the CMstat conference (http://www.cmstatistics.org/CMStatistics2021/fullprogramme.php).
B1042: Juhyun Park (ENSIIE Paris), E. Koukouli, A. Titman: A latent multivariate Gaussian process model for longitudinal ageing survey data
Presentation
B1503: Marie-Abèle Bind (MGH Biostatistics Center, Harvard Univ., Boston): High-dimensional causal inference that capitalizes on experimental design and computing, illustrated with epigenomics
Presentation
B0534: Arthur Charpentier (Université du Québec à Montréal), E. Gallic: Modeling joint lives within families
Presentation
Oct. 21, 10am (CET): Yasutaka Shimizu (Dpt Applied Mathematics, Waseda University, Japan): 'A quite new approach to cohort-wise mortality prediction under survival energy hypothesis.' Organized by Jiro Akahori (RCFF Ritsumeikan Univ., Japan)
Sept. 28, 10:30 am (CET): Michael Sherris (School of Risk and Actuarial Studies & Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research - CEPAR, UNSW Sydney Business School, Australia): 'Functional disability with systematic trends and uncertainty: A comparison between China and the U.S.' Organized by Séverine Arnold-Caille (HEC Lausanne, Switzerland)
2020-21: The ARLES seminars have been launched during the academic year 2020-21 and jointly organized with the CREAR Working Group on Risk: see the program