Control based on dynamic modeling of HIV-1 infection for therapy design

HIVCONTROL
Control and optimization; Non-linear estimation; Personalized medicine; Antiretroviral drug levels

The aim of this project consists of designing personalized therapy strategies to control HIV-1 infection using model based nonlinear control and estimation techniques.

The main tasks include:
Nonlinear dynamic models – relate healthy CD4+T-cells, infected CD4+T-cells and virions;
Nonlinear control methods – compute therapeutic rules – comply with clinical constraints, minimize drug administration;
Application of nonlinear estimation techniques for non-measurable state variables;
High variability system – distinct virus phylogenies and inter and intra-patients different responses;
Experimental clinical validation – models used as a basis and the resulting drug therapy profiles.

Reference:
FCT – PTDC/EEA-CRO/100128/2008
URL:
ID: 173
From: 2010-04
To: 2013-03
Funding: 22,837.00
Funders: FCT
Partner: INESC-ID Lisboa, Associação para a Investigação e Desenvolvimento da Faculdade de Medicina (AIDFM/FM/UL)

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