We develop and apply data science techniques to complex problems. While we are computer scientists, our work is often interdisciplinary and our lab welcomes collaborations.
Our lab started in 2015. We use modern workstations and massive storage to generate insight from large datasets. Check our current students, alumni and collaborators.
Our lab started in 2015. We use modern workstations and massive storage to generate insight from large datasets.
Dr. Philippe J. Giabbanelli joined Miami University after working at several nationally-ranked American universities and the University of Cambridge. He teaches data science courses and supervises research students.
Dr Philippe J. Giabbanelli joined NIU from the University of Cambridge where he was a researcher. He teaches data science courses and supervises research students.
We calibrate models using data, and we then go beyond the data to test "what-if" scenarios and support decision-making.
We’re experienced in dealing with datasets of different sizes using technologies such as NoSQL. We have a dedicated storage of 42TB.
To understand the current situation or inform model design, we mine datasets, both structured and unstructured (text).
We create and evaluate novel interactive visualizations to support analysts in generating insight from data with specific characteristics.
We publish in computer science conferences and interdisciplinary journals.
Our research is supported by internal and extramural funding.
Congratulations to our students for defending their theses!
We cover major lab activities in this section. Click here to read about previous lab updates.
We're very pleased to announce that the work authored by Max Norman, Michele Fattoruso, and Dr Giabbanelli was well received at the 2019 ACM SIGSIM conference on Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulations (PADS). Our paper was among the three shortlisted for the best paper award. This is the second time that we present at this
… Read MoreWe already had a busy Spring, by doing a tutorial, a panel, and chairing a session at the SpringSim'2019 conference in Tucson, AZ. And a week later, we were in Knoxville TN for a NIMBios workshop . Summer continues on this busy trend! We're presenting our research at NetSci'19 in Burlington, VT. Dr Giabbanelli has shown
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