Courses

Spring 2013: This semester, I’m teaching DTU Course 02822: Social data modeling.

Fall 2012: Last semester, I taught DTU Course 02821: Web and social interaction.

Spring 2012:  I taught DTU Course 02817: Personalization and Metadata Models (shared with Michael Kai Petersen).

Fall 2011: I taught DTU Course 02815: Web 2.0 and Mobile Interactions (shared with Michael Kai Petersen).

Spring 2011: I taught DTU Course 02817: Personalization and Metadata Models (shared with Michael Kai Petersen).

prospective STUDENTs

PhD Level

I’m always looking for talented master’s students. To apply, please send me an application letter with a CV and a research statement.

Master & Bachelor Level

I know this might seem a bit excessive, but I’m currently advising so many students that it’s impossible to say yes to every new prospective student. For that reason, I’ve started a simple application procedure that should ensure maximum fairness. To get the process started, please fill out and email me the official application form along with an up to date list of grades.

ongoing Student projects

I’m currently advisor (or co-advisor) for the following projects:

Ph.D. Projects

• Vedran Sekara: Temporal Dynamics of High Resolution Networks

M.Sc. Projects

• Andrea Cuttone. Mobile feedback interface for quantified self data.
• Andrii Sereda.  Designing a Context-Aware Campus Area Gaming Environment for Mobile Platforms.
• Piotr Sapiezynski. Measuring Patterns of Human Behavior Through Fixed-Location Sensors.
• Ana Martic. Predictability of Human Behavior using Mobility and Rich Social Data.
• Zhi Zhang. Real-time Monitoring of a Rich Social Data Infrastructure.

past STUDENT PROJECTS

M.Sc. Projects

• Jose Luis de la Pena Fernandez: Unifying Social Networks for Smart Phones. (Spring 2012)
• Jakub Sternik. Estimating user sentiment based on social network and mobile sensor data. (Spring 2012)
• Lukasz Dariusz Dynowski and Marcos Antonio Fuentes. Exploring spatio-temporal data from distributed Bluetooth scanning. (Spring 2012)
• Félix Manuel Rubio Gallego-Preciados. Inferring social networks from distributed Bluetooth scanning. (Spring 2012)
• Bo Stendal Sørensen: A real-time design for highly complex network data. (Spring 2012)
• Maciej Janusz Krajowski-Kukiel: Modelling And Visualization Of A Bridge Player’s Performance. (Fall 2011)
• Jakub Ratajczak: Learning behavioural patterns in a mobile context using smartphones. (Fall 2011)
• Christian Raaby: Recognizing context using smartphones and social network analysis. (Fall 2011)
• Marco Veluscek: Sentiment detection in short texts. (Spring 2011)