New simulation results reveal: If we use the right strategy, it is not bad news that a high percentage of new infections are caused by superspreaders.

Project CIDS (Concurrent Infectious Disease Simulation) Sets out to be Prepared for the Coming Winter With Influenza and COVID-19

Description of Simulation Model and Analysis of Countermeasures' Effectiveness Submitted for Peer-Review

New Models Show Differences in Effect if Certain Measures Would Have Been Taken Sooner or Later

New insights into the development of the 'dark figure' of cases in Austria, based on new data.

A Brief Explanation on how the Computer-Model Works which we Developed in Co-Operation with TU Wien

Simulation Indicates Measures to Show Effect Soon - if Everybody Shows Solidarity

Why Counter-Measures are an Absolut Must and how Effective they are

Detection of Relationship Medication-Diagnosis with Help of Artificial Intelligence

Two Scenarios for the Epidemic Spread and which Role the Incubation-Period Plays in it

It is out of Question for Virus to Reach Austria. The Challenge is to Prepare for it!

Dexhelpp's Epidemic Models Receive High Media Attention after Suspected Cases of Corona Virus

Why herd immunity is protecting society as a whole can be demonstrated with a live experiment.

Nadine Weibrecht and Florian Endel present cutting-edge data based methods and AI for Epidemiology

"Budget Impact Analysis of Cancer Screening: A Methodological Review" published in Spinger's "Applied Health Economics and Health Policy"

Dr. Popper: Study for Ministry of Health Shows Vaccinaton Rates in Children Still Far from 95 Percent

Dr. Popper will give an expert talk about "Sharing Data, Methods, and Simulation Models – New Opportunities for Simulation" at the Dutch Benelux Simulation Society’s Symposium

The Society for Pharmaceutical Medicine has invited Dr. Popper to speak at "Artificial Intelligence in the Development of Drugs" on Nov. 22nd

Media picks up current research findings on poor vaccination after publication by Ministry of Health

At the Vienna Research Festival 2018 (Sept.14-16) TU Wien and dwh will present the potential of mathematical modelling to an interested public audience

Coverage of the DEXHELPP project by the Austrian broadcasting company ORF.

Why do people too often come to the hospital? DEXHELPP helps to understand the Status Quo and what strategies can help.

The medical supply in Austria - who ordains when and where?

Wednesday, April 11 & Thursday, April 12, 2018, TU Vienna

DEXHELPP - the COMET K project for development and implementation of methods for decision support in the Austrian Health system and COCOS - the interfaculty center for Computational Complex Systems present their latest methods and results

The HVB and dexhelpp have created new analyzes on nursing home care. These have now been published on the homepages of HVB.