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Position
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I am Nikolas' and Yiannis' father. I am also a professor in the Department of Computing
Science and Engineering at Chalmers University. I am the co-leader of the Distributed
Computing and Systems Research Group. Formerly I was with these institutes.
My CV in pdf can be found here.
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Research Interests
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My current research interests
center on distributed/parallel computing and systems and information
visualization in general. More specifically my research interests include:
- efficient and fault tolerant inter-process communication/coordination
mechanisms, with applications in: i) Lock-free programming and lock-free
data structures for multicore and many core systems, in particular on the PEPPHER project, the NOBLE library project and
the Euro-TM project. The WARPing, the Lockless-Spark98&Lockless-miniSPLASH2,
the NBmalloc, the
Dynamic Load Balancing on Graphics Processors projects were also
projects from the same general area. ii) Algorithms for multicore systems,
in particular in the GPU Quicksort project.
- Secure Network Services and
Communication.
- communication and data fusion
in mobile systems in particular on the MiNEMA programme and the DYNAMO action;
- visualization of distributed algorithms, files, networks and software, in
particular on the LYDIAN, the CausalViz, the CiteWiz and the TrustNeighborhoods projects.
- interactive visualization for reducing occlusion in 3D environments, in particular
on the PMorph and the "Image-Space Dynamic
Transparency" projects.
For more information please have a look at the page of the distributed
computing and systems research group, you can also look at the list of
my publications. A couple of news and
press releases from Chalmers (in Swedish) regarding our research can be
found here
and here.
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Honors
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Best paper awards: 1) ''Fast and Lock-Free Concurrent Priority Queues for Multi-Thread Systems",17th IEEE/ACM International Parallel And Distributed Processing Symposium, 2003. 2) “Towards modeling legitimate and unsolicited email traffic using social network properties", Fifth Workshop on Social Network Systems (SNS 2012). Papers invited to special issues of journals devoted to selected papers: 1) "Animated Visualization of Causal Relations Through Growing 2D Geometry" 2) "Reactive Multi-word Synchronization for Multiprocessors" 3) "Allocating Memory in a Lock-free Manner" 4) "DataMeadow: A Visual Canvas for Analysis of Large-Scale Multivariate Data" 1) “Strategies for Repeated Games With Subsystem Takeovers: Implementable by Deterministic and Self-Stabilizing Automata” |
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Academic Children
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- Yi Zhang, Ph.D. received June 2003, SAP Research.
First employment: Research Fellow at The University of Birmingham, England.
Dissertation: Non-blocking Synchronization: Algorithms and Performance
Evaluation. Download the disseratation in pdf.
- Håkan Sundell, Ph.D. received November 2004. Startup, CEO Parallel
Scalable Solutions, PSS. Dissertation:
Efficient and Practical Non-Blocking Data Structures. Download the
dissertation in pdf.
- Boris Koldehofe, Ph.D. received March 2005
(co-supervised with Marina Papatriantafilou), First employment: PostDoc at The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology,
Lausanne, Switzerland. Dissertation: Distributed Algorithms and
Educational Simulation/Visualisation in
Collaborative Environments. Download
the disseratation in pdf.
- Phuong Ha, Ph.D. received June 2006. First Employment: PostDoc at the University of Tromsø.
Norway. Dissertation: Reactive Concurrent Data Structures and Algorithms
for Synchronization. Download the dissertation in pdf.
- Niklas Elmqvist, Ph.D. received December 2006. First Employment: PostDoc at the University Paris Sud,
France. DIssertation: 3D Occlusion Management
and Causality Visualization. Download the dissertation in pdf.
- Daniel Cederman, Ph.D. received March 2011. First
Employment: PostDoc at our group working at the PEPPHER project. Dissertation:
Concurrent Algorithms and Data-Structures for Many-Core
Processors. Download the dissertation in pdf.
- Andreas Larsson, Ph.D. received June 2012. First
Employment: Aeroflex Gaisler
AB. Dissertation: Security and Self-stabilization in Sensor Network
Services. Download the dissertation in pdf.
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The youngsters
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I am currently working with these great PhD students.
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Academic Ancestrors
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My academic father is Lefteris
Kirousis, he was my thesis advisor. Click here
to find his academic father from the Mathematics Genealogy Project.
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Acknowledgement
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Most of the research mentioned above would have not been
possible without the support from VR
(Swedish Research Council), SSF
(Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research),
KBM
(the Swedish Emergency Management Agency), ESF
(European Science Foundation), Microsoft
Research, Chalmers Foundation.
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Teaching
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Distributed Systems II - Distribuerade
system fk, TDA297 (CTH), DIT290 (GU). LP3 –
7.5 hec (hp)
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Some Masters' Thesis Projects
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Educational
programs for children.
Secure Clock
Synchronization in Sensor Networks.
Visualization of Citation Networks.
Contact me to discuss possible projects.
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How to Reach Me
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Office
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My office is at the
EDIT-building, Rännvägen 6B (campus map), 5th floor,
room 5106. For detailed information you can look at a neighborhood
map.
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Postal Address
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Philippas Tsigas
Department of Computing Science
Chalmers University of Technology
S-412 96 Göteborg
Sweden
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Email
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last name # at #
cs.chalmers.se.
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Phone
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My office number is +46 31 772
5409.
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Fax
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My office fax number is +46 31
772 3663.
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