Abstract ‘COVID‑19’ graphic used by the STAMINA project to convey its focus on intelligent decision support for pandemic crisis prediction and management.
Abstract ‘COVID‑19’ graphic used by the STAMINA project to convey its focus on intelligent decision support for pandemic crisis prediction and management.
Abstract ‘COVID‑19’ graphic used by the STAMINA project to convey its focus on intelligent decision support for pandemic crisis prediction and management.
Logo of the STAMINA project, featuring stylized orange and red dots connected by a flowing shape to the left of the word “STAMINA” in bold black text.

STAMINA

Prevention of pandemics and the effective fight against these has been a topic for the European Commission (EC) already before the arrival of covid-19. Approved in summer 2019, the STAMINA project started in early 2020. The acronym of this innovative action stands for ‘DemonSTration of intelligent decision support for pAndeMIc crisis prediction and maNAgement within and across European borders’. As a 24-month long activity the project aims to provide fast responses to pressing pandemic issues, way beyond covid-19.

Data visualization map from the STAMINA project showing pandemic hotspots across Europe, Asia and Africa; red circles indicate outbreak intensity to support crisis prediction and management.

MCS is represented in the project along with 37 other organizations: first responders, government agencies, research organizations, universities, and other entities from 17 European or associated countries. The consortium members will develop a technical ecosystem with the STAMINA engine being a core part. MCS will support in architectural system design, decision support toolset integration, point-of-care diagnostics and monitoring tools configuration, as well as the development of an interface for data exchange.

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Data visualization map from the STAMINA project showing pandemic hotspots across Europe, Asia and Africa; red circles indicate outbreak intensity to support crisis prediction and management.
Stylized graphic with the word “COVID-19” in bold white text over a dark background with red, white, and gray geometric shapes.