Adaptive and Bioinspired Systems Research Group

Goals and Background of the Group

The objectives of our research group is the design and implementation of Adaptive and Bioinspired Systems to solve optimization and modelling problems. In the past we worked in the application of ideas taken from parallel, cluster and grid computing to algorithms inspired by nature and the application of Bioinspired Algorithm for solving optimization problems with special emphasis on parallel architectures and embedded systems optimization problems. In particular, since 2011 we have been developing our research around Artificial Pancreas. You can see more information here.

Visit GLUCMODEL : A tool for improving de quality of live and control of diabetic patients.

Last Journal papers of the Group

NEWS

  • (September 21st 2020) – Andrés Burgos Sánchez finished his MsSc Thesis with a grade of 8.7/1, Congratulations!

Andrés Burgos Sanchez

  • (July 12th 2019) – Absys has been granted by MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA, INNOVACIÓN Y UNIVERSIDADES for the next three years with the project “SISTEMA ADAPTATIVO BIOINSPIRADO PARA EL CONTROL GLUCÉMICO BASADO EN SENSORES Y ACCESORIOS INTELIGENTES / ADAPTIVE BIO-INSPIRED SYSTEM FOR GLYCEMIC CONTROL BASED ON SENSORS AND SMART DEVICES” under the call “CONVOCATORIA 2018 DE PROYECTOS DE I+D+i «RETOS INVESTIGACIÓN», DEL PROGRAMA ESTATAL DE I+D+i ORIENTADA A LOS RETOS DE LA SOCIEDAD, EN EL MARCO DEL PLAN ESTATAL DE INVESTIGACIÓN CIENTÍFICA Y TÉCNICA Y DE INNOVACIÓN 2017-2020” co-financed by the Operational Programmes of the European Social Fund and the European Development Regional Fund , MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA, INNOVACIÓN Y UNIVERSIDADES
  • (January 8th 2019) – Absys has been granted by Community of Madrid Regional Government for the next three years with the project “Determination of microscopic residual stresses using diffraction methods, EBSD maps, and evolutionary algorithms” under the call synergistic R&D projects in new and emerging scientific areas at the frontier of science and of an interdisciplinary nature, co-financed by the Operational Programmes of the European Social Fund and the European Development Regional Fund , 2014-2020, of the Community of Madrid. This project will be developed in collaboration with CENIM.
  • (December 11th 2018) – Absys has been granted by Fundación Eugenio Rodriguez Pascual for the next two years with the project “Developing a AI system for improving the Diabetes Mellitus Control”.
  • (March 12th and 13th 2018) – Jose-Manuel Sarabia and David Barbado from Univessidad Miguel Hernández de Elche visited us with two intersting talks about new technologies and Physical Exercise Click here for more information.
  • (July 20th 2017) New paper accepted Journal Of Medical Systems. Data Based Prediction of Blood Glucose Concentrations Using Evolutionary Methods
  • (April 24th 2017) – Ignacio Hidalgo has been elected as a member of the SPECIES (Society for the Promotion of Evolutionary Computation in Europe and Surroundings) executive board
  • (October 4th 2016) – New paper accepted. A hybrid automated trading system based on multi.objective grammatical evolution. Journal of Intelligent and Fuzzy Systems
  • (April 18th 2016) Francisco Fernández-de-Vega visited us and gave a nice talk about Automatic Generation of Video games contents using Genetic Programming.
  • (March 2nd-3rd 2016) Ignacio Hidalgo has visited Professors Rafael Villanueva, Juan-Carlos Cortés, at the Instituto de Matématica Multidisciplinar of the Technical University of Valencia for working on the identification of parameters of Therapeutic models for Diabetics
  • (Feb 1st_2nd 2016) Thanks to Professor Sthephan Winkler, Almudena Sánchez-Sánchez Ph.D and Esther Maqueda M.D.for the great workshop at ABSYs
  • (Jan 27th 2016) Our Poster “COMPARING GENETIC PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES AND CLASSICAL METHODS ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF GLYCEMIA PREDICTION MODELS” has been accepted for E-POSTER VIEWING presentation at ATTD 2016.




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