An international project on Aging Risks and their Long-term impact on the Economy and Society, named ARLES
ARLES partners:
ESSEC: CREAR risk research center Paris - Singapore
Fundació de Recerca i Docència Sant Joan de Déu, Barcelona, Spain (FSJD)
ISBE - Institute for Evidence Based Healthcare, Portugal
Monash University, Australia: Center for Modeling of Stochastic Systems
Prime Re Solutions, Switzerland: Actuarial Engineering and Risk Management
Paris Dauphine University, France (PSL): CEREMADE
Ritsumeikan University, Japan: RCFF - Research Center For Finance
TIFR-CAM Bangalore, India: Centre for Applicable Mathematics
University of Barcelona, Spain: Dept. of Social Psychology and Quantitative Psychology
University of Catania, Italy: Dept. of Biomedical and Biotechnological Science
University of Evry, France: LaMME - Laboratoire de Mathématiques et Modélisation d’Évry
University of Lisbon, Portugal: ISEG
University of Liverpool, UK: IFAM - Institute for Financial and Actuarial Mathematics
University of Málaga, Spain: Dept. of Electronic Technology
Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Poland: Dept. of Applied Mathematics
International Associate Members (Academics and Practitioners)
Advisory Board:
Dr. Vittorio Calabrese, Professor in Clinical Biochemistry, Univ. Catania, Italy
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, capturing both the biological aspects of aging and the influence of external determinants
ARLES series of seminars and Workshops:
2024-25: Seminars organized in turn by each partner (seminar online via zoom)
January 17, 2025, 10:30am (CET): Prof. Guillaume Lecué (ESSEC Business School, IDO department): " The Graph4Health project: From Healthcare Accessibility to Health Outcomes. A statistical and machine learning approach". Organized by Marie Kratz (ESSEC CREAR, France)
Announcement ; Presentation
ARLES - HALE International Workshops:
July 19-22, 2023, ESSEC Paris La Défense
January 12-14, 2024, Institut des actuaires
These two international workshops on "Health and Aging in view of LifE modeling" are on invitation. They take place thanks to the financial support of CY initiative - EMERGENCE project 'HALE'.
Participants:
Jiro Akahori (Ritsumeikan Univ., Japan), Miguel Atencia (Univ. Malaga, Spain), Corina Constantinescu (Univ. of Liverpool, UK), Michel Dacorogna (Prime Re Solutions, Switzerland), Alfredo D. Egidio dos Reis (ISEG, Univ. Lisboa, Portugal), Kais Hamza (Monash Univ. Australia), Gonzalo Joya Caparros ((Univ. Malaga, Spain), Fima Klebaner (Monash Univ. Australia), Marie Kratz (ESSEC CREAR, France), Madalina Olteanu (Univ. Paris Dauphine, France), Zbigniew Palmowski (Univ. Wroclaw, Poland), Juhyun Park (ENSIIE, France), Krzysztof Podgorski (Univ. Lund, Sweden), Vladka Seckarova (Monash Univ., Australia), Ryoichi SUZUKI (Ristumeikan Univ., Japan), Sreekar Vadlamani (TIFR-CAM Bangalore, India)
and also, for the 2nd workshop, our invited doctors in medicine:
A. Vaz Carneiro and Paulo Nicola (Lisbon) and V. Calabrese (Catane)
2022-23: Seminars organized in turn by each partner (seminar online via zoom)
November 10, 2023, 11am (CET): Prof. Ullas Kolthur (TIFR Mumbai, Biological Sciences). Organized by Sreekar Vadlamani (TIFR Bangalore, CAM, India)
February 22, 2023, 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, 2022? 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:
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