Georgios Zervas
I am a Boston University
Department of Computer Science
111 Cummington Street, MCS 207
Boston MA 02215, USA
Telephone: +1 617 353-5227
Email: To contact me the old-fashioned way prepend the suffix of the URL above to @cs.bu.edu
Research
My research interests lie in the intersection of networking and databases. Accordingly, I belong to the Web and Internetworking Group
while I also work with the members of the Database Lab.
Publications
- Nikolaos Laoutaris, Georgios Zervas, Azer Bestavros, George Kollios, "The Cache Inference Problem and its Application to Content and Request Routing," In Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM 2007. [PDF]
- Georgios Zervas and Stefan Rueger. "The curse of dimensionality and document clustering," In Proceedings of the IEEE Searching for Information: AI and IR Approaches, 1999. [PDF]
Teaching Fellow duties
Short Bio
2000-2005: I ran Perlfect Solutions providing consulting and programming
services.
1999-2000: London College of Communication, University of the Arts
MA Interactive Media, Thesis: Automatic Website Generation Using Genetic Algorithms 1998-1999: Imperial College, University of London
MSc Advanced Computing, Thesis: Advanced Clustering Algorithms, supervised by Stefan Rueger 1995-1998: Imperial College, University of London
BEng Computing, Thesis: Object Linking and Embedding for Linux, supervised by Steffen van Bakel
MA Interactive Media, Thesis: Automatic Website Generation Using Genetic Algorithms 1998-1999: Imperial College, University of London
MSc Advanced Computing, Thesis: Advanced Clustering Algorithms, supervised by Stefan Rueger 1995-1998: Imperial College, University of London
BEng Computing, Thesis: Object Linking and Embedding for Linux, supervised by Steffen van Bakel
More...
Most Tuesday evenings you will find me at the ♠♥ MIT Draper Lab Bridge Club
♦♣. If
you are interested in playing drop me line.
I also enjoy writing and using Open Source Software - check out Perlfect Search, an
open source website indexer and search engine.
Instructions on how to print in the research lab from OSX