Shamash

Shamash is a project funded by the ANR in the national program for research in bioenergy. Its objective is to produce biodiesel from microalgae. Shamash is coordinated by O.Bernard, it includes 8 partners, for a total budget of 2.8 Millions Euros. The role of COMORE is to design a model of the process in order to better understand the dynamical mechanisms that lead to the transient storage of lipids. The second step will then consist in defining optimal conditions to maximize the oil production.


European project HYGEIA

HYGEIA (Hybrid Systems for Biochemical Network Modelling and Analysis) is a NEST ADVENTURE STREP European project. The objective of HYGEIA is to exploit recent developments in the area of hybrid systems to address open problems in modelling and analysis of biochemical networks, see http://www.hygeiaweb.gr/home.html.


European Network of Excellence HYCON

The objective of the NoE HYCON (Hybrid Control: Taming Heterogeneity and Complexity of Networked Embedded Systems) is establishing a longlasting community of leading researchers and practitioners who develop and apply the hybrid systems approach to the design of networked embedded control systems as found, e.g., in industrial production, transportation systems, generation and distribution of energy, communication systems, genetic systems (see http://www.ist-hycon.org/).


ARC NAUTILUS

 

In the oceans as well as in lakes or photobioreactors, it is both essential and difficult to take into account the coupling between hydrodynamics and biology. This is a crucial issue because many phenomena are directly influenced by this coupling (carbon flux, productivity, population dynamics, ...). The multi-scale aspects of this coupled system necessary involves sophisticated models (eg hydrodynamics) for its simulation and few  studies and numerical tools are able of handling this coupling effectively.

This project aims: 

-       to assess situations where the inclusion of this coupling is required.

-       to propose models and numerical techniques to account for these coupled phenomena.

-       to identify

 

ADT ODIN

Over the years, Comore has been developing a software framework for bioprocess control and supervision called ODIN. This C++ application enables to easily develop and deploy advanced control algorithms through the use of a Scilab interpreter. ODIN is a distributed platform, enabling remote monitoring of the controlled processes as well as remote data acquisition.


BOOM

The BOOM project - Biodiversity of Open Ocean Microcalcifiers - is aiming at elucidating the biodiversity of calcifying species. This encompasses the study of phylogeny from existing cultures and bulk DNA as well as culture isolation from in situ sample collection, genome size screening. Environmental and functional diversity are concerned with experimental lab physiological studies. Participants : Station Biologique de Roscoff (UPMC-CNRS), Laboratoire d Oceanographie de Villefranche/Mer (UPMC-CNRS), CEREGE, Université de Caen, Laboratoire Arago de Banyuls (UPMC-CNRS), Museum of Natural History (UK), AlfredWegener Institute (GER), California State University (USA) http://www.obs-vlfr.fr/~gattuso/boom.php.


BFN - LEFE

Comore takes part in the BFN project funded by INSU (Institut National des Sciences de l Univers) within the LEFE program. The objective is to provide new data assimilation algorithms for improving state and parameter estimation in oceanography. http://www.mip.upstlse. fr/~auroux/LEFE/.


GDR BioH2

The objective of this GDR is the development of new biotechnological processes based on microorganisms producing hydrogen. Comore is taking part mainly in the modelling and control aspects of the H2 production processes involving anaerobic bacteria or microalgae.


MetaGenoReg

The objective of this project, funded by ANR (Systems Biology), is to model and analyze the interaction between metabolic and genetic regulations, with the example of the carbon metabolism of E. coli. The project is directed by D. Kahn (Helix, INRIA).


StepContr

The aim of this project is the advanced control of wastewater treatment bioprocesses when the input is known and periodic. This project, funded by  l Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie , is steered by A. Karama (Univ. Marrakech), and also involves M. Perrier (Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada).

Action ACI IMPBIO BacAttract

COMORE is a participant in this action funded by the Ministère de la Recherche. The aim is the modelling and analysis of some well known gene networks (see http://www.inrialpes.fr/helix/people/dejong/projects/aci03/bacattract-eng.html).


Action ACI IMPBIO MathResoGen

COMORE is a participant in this action funded by the Ministère de la Recherche. The aim is the analysis of metabolic/genetic networks, (see http://perso.univrennes1. fr/ovidiu.radulescu/ACI.html).


ECOGER

We participate in one of the themes of this project, which is funded by INRA:  Ecology and adaptation of phytophagous insects and management of their populations . Our objective in this project is the mathematical modelling and optimization of biological control.


COREV

Comore is an active participant in the research group COREV (Modèles et théories pour le contrôle de ressources vivantes et la gestion de systèmes écologiques), see http://www.inapg.fr/ens_rech/bio/Ecologie/corev/corev-accueil.htm. "