The AUEB team consists of two senior researchers, four experienced researchers and two beginning researchers; three team members (30%) are female and the rest are male. The team includes two experienced musicians (Dr. Yannis Thomas and Dr. Konstantinos Tsioutas) who can perform live tests of the platforms, with actual musical instruments and real performances, without the need to recruit external members.
Meet the people behind the TENeMP Project.
Coordinator
The leader of the AUEB RC team is Dr. George Xylomenos, professor at AUEB. He acts as the project manager, organizing the work in each activity and overseeing the design, implementation, experimentation and evaluation activities. He has long experience in managing such projects, and has been involved with NMP for more than 10 years.
Founder of MMLab
Dr. George C. Polyzos, professor at AUEB, started the MMLab more than 20 years ago, with the goal of performing research in the intersection of networking and media; he was previously a professor at the University of California, San Diego in the USA; he has extensive experience in mobile communications, QoS assessment and media transmission, and he will be involved with the design of the software and the experiments and the analysis of their results.
Post-doctoral Researcher
Dr. Nikos Fotiou is an experienced programmer and security and privacy expert. He is participating in the implementation, the design and analysis of the testing phase, and ensure that no private or personally identifiable information is gathered and processed.
Doctoral Researcher
Iakovos Pittaras is doctoral student and has extensive experience with software development and QoS evaluation. He participates in the design and implementation of the software and its packaging for public release, as well as in the execution and analysis of the experiments.
Post-graduate Researcher
Fotis Bistas received a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science (2023) from the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), and he is currently a Master's Student in the Computer Science program at AUEB. He has a solid foundation in software development, with keen research interests in Artificial Intelligence, networking, and low-level programming.