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I am a senior researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), where I coordinate the European H2020 project CROSSCULT.
My research focuses on crowd systems, their potential and their applications. I develop methods that help people collaborate, coordinate their efforts and innovate at-scale and efficiently, online or within physical spaces. To do so, I apply an interdisciplinary approach, which combines computational science (machine learning, agent-based modelling, mathematical optimization) with social sciences (personality testing, team building). In the past I have collaborated with the Human-Computer Interaction Institute of Carnegie Mellon University as a visiting researcher, and with INRIA Nancy-Grand Est and the Public Research Center Henri Tudor (now LIST) as a postdoctoral fellow. I hold a Ph.D. and an Electrical and Computer Engineering degree from the National Technical University of Athens. I am part of the ERCIM and Marie-Curie alumni networks. |
News
09/2017
- Two new papers, on ERCIM News and ACM Transactions on Social Computing accepted. Online versions coming soon!
08/2017
- Join our ACM SIGCHI school on urban crowdsourcing this December in Tandil, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
06/2017
- Talking about social museum technologies and the CrossCult project at the National Archaeological Museum of Spain (introduction in Spanish, rest of the video in English).
- Interview on "Crowdsourcing: Research for a better digital work environment" is now published by science.lu. Many thanks to Tim Haarmann and Michele Weber for the insightful questions and feedback.
- After an intensive period of development and following a successful EU review meeting, we will soon be launching our four real-world pilot experiments in venues and cities across Europe, in the context of the CrossCult project.
03/2017
- Our paper on Innovation Labs and openness, co-authored with Tuukka Toivonen (UCL) and Lidia Gryszkiewicz (LIST), is now published by the Journal of Innovation Management.
- ACM Summer school on the future of crowdsourcing in developing countries - Invited talk, with Javed Khan (TU/e) and Konstantinos Papangelis (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University).
02/2017
- CHI'17 case study on board game prototyping to develop a better a mobile city app accepted. Congratulations to all the team at the University of Malta (Antonios Liapis) and University of Luxembourg (Kate Jones and Daniele Guido). Special thanks to Alexandre Germain and Sarah Cooper for the video production and voice over.
- CSCW'17 paper on virtual teams, with Robert E. Kraut (CMU) and Steven P. Dow (UCSD), now published in the ACM Digital Library.
- Two new papers, on ERCIM News and ACM Transactions on Social Computing accepted. Online versions coming soon!
08/2017
- Join our ACM SIGCHI school on urban crowdsourcing this December in Tandil, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
06/2017
- Talking about social museum technologies and the CrossCult project at the National Archaeological Museum of Spain (introduction in Spanish, rest of the video in English).
- Interview on "Crowdsourcing: Research for a better digital work environment" is now published by science.lu. Many thanks to Tim Haarmann and Michele Weber for the insightful questions and feedback.
- After an intensive period of development and following a successful EU review meeting, we will soon be launching our four real-world pilot experiments in venues and cities across Europe, in the context of the CrossCult project.
03/2017
- Our paper on Innovation Labs and openness, co-authored with Tuukka Toivonen (UCL) and Lidia Gryszkiewicz (LIST), is now published by the Journal of Innovation Management.
- ACM Summer school on the future of crowdsourcing in developing countries - Invited talk, with Javed Khan (TU/e) and Konstantinos Papangelis (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University).
02/2017
- CHI'17 case study on board game prototyping to develop a better a mobile city app accepted. Congratulations to all the team at the University of Malta (Antonios Liapis) and University of Luxembourg (Kate Jones and Daniele Guido). Special thanks to Alexandre Germain and Sarah Cooper for the video production and voice over.
- CSCW'17 paper on virtual teams, with Robert E. Kraut (CMU) and Steven P. Dow (UCSD), now published in the ACM Digital Library.
