Information Processing Laboratory
The Information Processing Lab is part of the Division of Information Systems and Databases of the Department of Informatics at the Athens University of Economics and Business. The Lab supports the research and teaching of the Department of Informatics mostly in the following scientific areas:
- Information Retrieval and Extraction
- Artificial Intelligence,
- Natural Language Processing,
- Machine Learning,
- Data Mining,
- Distributed Information Processing,
- Big Data Processing,
- Computer Graphics and Visual Computing,
- Image Processing and Computer Vision.
The Lab includes the following closely collaborating research groups:
- Natural Language Processing Group, co-directed by Prof. I. Androutsopoulos, Assoc. Prof. T. Stafylakis, and Assist. Prof. J. Pavlopoulos,
- Computer Graphics Group, directed by Assoc. Prof. G. Papaioannou,
- Machine Learning group, co-directed by Assist. Prof. J. Pavlopoulos and Assoc. Prof. T. Stafylakis,
- Data Science Group, directed by Prof. V. Vassalos,
The Director of the Lab is Assoc. Prof. T. Stafylakis. The Lab includes the following faculty and scientific staff of the Department of Informatics:
- I. Androutsopoulos, Professor,
- V. Vassalos, Professor,
- T. Kalamboukis, Professor Emeritus,
- A. Kyriakopoulou, teaching staff,
- G. Papaioannou, Associate Professor,
- J. Pavlopoulos, Assistant Professor,
- T. Stafylakis, Associate Professor.
The Lab and its groups participate in national and international research and technological development projects, funded by the EC, the Greek government and the industry. They support post-doctoral researchers, PhD students, graduate and undergraduate students who are active in the above scientific areas. They also support, when necessary, related undergraduate and graduate courses of the Department.
More information on the projects, publications, activities etc. of the members and the research groups of the Lab, including CVs of the faculty and teaching staff of the Lab, can be found on the web pages of its research groups and its members.
The lab is located in AUEB's Troias building (Troias 2, Kimolou and Spetson street, see https://www.aueb.gr/el/content/egkatastaseis), room 301, 3rd floor. It is open during the days and times when the Troias building is open.