Michael is an Associate Professor of Computer Science and leader of the group. His research has two aims: to make data analysis efficient end-to-end (from data management and processing to machine learning and inference); and to apply computing techniques in other disciplines (e.g., analysis of historical corpora or for data-based policy design). Previously, he taught at INSA Lyon for one semester (2017) and spent four years (2013-2017) as a postdoctoral researcher at Aalto University. He completed his doctoral studies at the University of Toronto (2013) and undergraduate studies at the National Technical University of Athens. [
Sachith is a doctoral student in Computer Science. His research focuses on developing learned index structures. In more detail, Sachith develops algorithms to learn patterns in the available data and harness them for optimized data retrieval and query processing for a given data science task. Specifically, in his current work, Sachith builds indexes for multi-dimensional data that are optimized to adapt to an underlying density model for the data. Such indexes have the potential to be more efficient than traditional, model-agnostic index structures, and thus increase the efficiency of many data science tasks. [
Jun is a doctoral student in Computer Science. Her research focuses on Data Management for Efficient Machine Learning Pipelines. [
Ananth completed a Ph.D. in Computer Science during 2020-2024. For a summary, see
Arpit completed a Ph.D. in Computer Science during 2019-2023; for a summary, see this
After his Ph.D., Arpit took the position of senior data scientist at the