Dr. Evangelos Milios

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Biography

Evangelos E. Milios is a Distinguished Research Professor in the Faculty of Computer Science at Dalhousie University. He has made significant contributions to the fields of Visual Text Analytics, Networked Information Spaces, and Social Network Analysis. Milios holds a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he focused on Electrical Engineering. Throughout his career, he has held numerous prestigious positions, including Director of DeepSense and Associate Dean of Research within his faculty. His research interests encompass various areas of data mining and graph mining, positioning him as a leading figure in his field. Milios has been honored with the Killam Chair in Computer Science and has authored several influential publications in his areas of expertise, further establishing his reputation as a thought leader in computer science education and research.

Research Interests

Visual Text Analytics Modelling Mining Networked Information Spaces Text Mining Graph Mining Social Network Analysis

Experience

Distinguished Research Professor

— Present

Dalhousie University • Halifax, NS, Canada

Scientific Director

— Present

DeepSense • Halifax, NS, Canada

Associate Dean, Research

— Present

Dalhousie Faculty of Computer Science • Halifax, NS, Canada

Killam Chair

— Present

Dalhousie University • Halifax, NS, Canada

Courses

Graduate Networks and Web Health Informatics (HINF 6220) Machine Learning (CSCI 6505) Advanced Topics Software Agents (CSCI 6504) Networking Electronic Commerce (ECMM 6016) Executive Electronic Commerce Overview (ECMM6000) Foundations Machine Learning (CSCI 3151) Process Data Science (CSCI4146/CSCI6409) Network Computing (CSCI 3171) Introduction Artificial Intelligence (CSCI 4150) Artificial Intelligence (CSCI 3150) Data Knowledge Fundamentals (CSCI2140) Programming Languages (CSCI 3136) Func&Log Prog. Dir. Study Computer Communication Networks (CSCI 4171) Introduction Java (CSCI 2131/3133)