Aggelos Biboudis

My name is Aggelos Biboudis (Άγγελος Μπιμπούδης in Greek) and I’m a PhD student at Dept. of Informatics and Telecommunications, University of Athens, under the supervision of Yannis Smaragdakis since July 2012. I earned my first degree from the same university followed by a Master’s degree in Information Systems at Athens University of Business and Economics.

I study programming languages and I am currently working on generative programming, mixins, object composition.

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Research

Programming Languages: I currently work on program generators and modular type systems based on the safe class "morphing" concept.
Computer Vision: I worked on the research and development for mobiXeyes a real-time stereo-vision algorithm for telemetry of a high speed moving object (ball) in tennis sports.
- Project: Bravenes
Wireless Sensor Networks: In the field of WSN I worked on sensor data fusion (through evidence theory) and modular application development for sensor networks.
- "Multisensor data fusion for fire detection" (Information Fusion)
- "Data fusion based on evidence theory: Application to the early warning fire" (BSc Thesis)
- Projects: IDIRA, SCIER, MNISIKLIS

Activities

POPL 2013. Attended (via the PLMW scholarship award). Rome.
Scala Days 2012. Attended. London.
Microsoft Tech·Ed Europe. Attended. Berlin (2009, 2010), Barcelona (2007, 2008).

Teaching

TA/Lab, K04-Introduction to Programming (2011) by Professor P. Stamatopoulos
TA, K10-Object Oriented Programming (2011, 2012) by Professor I. Karali
TA, K22-Operating Systems (2010, 2011, 2012) by Professor S. Hadjiefthymiades
TA, TP06-Compilers (2012) by Professor Y. Smaragdakis

Talks

Introduction to F# (also demo code), Invited talk at OOP seminar, Jan 2013
JavaCC & JTB, Compilers course, Apr 2012
SableCC, Compilers course, Mar 2012
All about Reactive Extensions (also demo code), 49ο dotNETZone.gr Community Event, Feb 2012
Introduction to F# (also demo code), Invited talk at OOP seminar, Feb 2012
Deadlock detection & avoidance, OS lecture, Jan 2012
Business Apps with Silverlight, IT Pro | Dev Connections, Oct 2010
Introduction to Azure, Jul 2010
Introduction to .NET Framework and C#, Invited talk at Information Systems AUEB, Jan 2010

Lists

Memberships

ACM/SIGPLAN member

"I’d like to welcome you to this course on Computer Science. Actually, that’s a terrible way to start. Computer Science is a terrible name for this business. First of all, it’s not a science. It might be engineering, or it might be art, or we’ll actually see that computer so called science actually has a lot in common with magic."
--Abelson

Contact details

Address:	National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Dept. of Informatics and Telecommunications Panepistimiopolis
	Ilissia, Athens 15784, Greece (campus map)
	Room A8 (First Floor)
Skype:	aggelos.biboudis
E-mail:	String.format("%s@di.uoa.gr", "biboudis");