Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex systems

Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex systems

MITACS est l'acronyme de Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex systems, c'est-à-dire mathématiques des technologies de l'information et des systèmes complexes. Il est installé à l'Université Simon Fraser.

C'est un réseau canadien de chercheurs en mathématiques applicables en industrie. Son but est d'améliorer la compétitivité internationale du Canada.

Statistiques

En 2005 :

  • 305 scientifiques
  • 611 étudiants
  • 169 organismes partenaires
  • 27 projets courants
  • 48 universités canadiennes participantes

Secteurs d'activités

MITACS s'intéresse à des secteurs clés de l’économie :

  • Secteur biomédical et Santé
  • Environnement et Ressources naturelles
  • Traitement de l’information
  • Risque et Finance
  • Réseaux de communication et Sécurité

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