The main results of the team: they get shown on the first page under ‘Main recent results’.
This week, our team had the pleasure of attending Ghufran’s PhD defense on his thesis, “Scalable Analytics on Multi-Streams Dynamic Graphs.”
Those who know Ghufran also know he’s not one to draw attention to himself. But the clarity and depth of his defense spoke volumes. It was a …
The paper “RDF Query Answering in the Presence of Access Restrictions” by Maxime Buron, Hritika Kathuria, Ioana Manolescu and George Siachamis has been accepted for publication in CoopIS 2025.
The paper “The Search for Conflicts of Interest: Open Information Extraction in Scientific Publications” by Garima Gaur, Oana Balalau, Ioana Manolescu and Prajna Upadhyay has been accepted for publication in EMNLP (Findings) 2025.
The following papers have been accepted to ACL 2025:
The team is once again celebrating a major achievement by one of our own—Kun Zhang has successfully defended his PhD!
Kun’s thesis, “Contributions to Evaluating and Improving the Faithfulness for Text Generation,” is a remarkable achievement in a field that is both technically demanding and rapidly evolving. His research stands …
The demonstration
"Catching up with Disorder: Dynamic Graphs with Out-of-Order Updates"
by Angelos Anadiotis, Muhammad Ghufran Khan and Ioana Manolescu
has been accepted for presentation at SIGMOD 2025.
This week, the CEDAR team had the immense pleasure of celebrating a significant milestone, Salim has successfully defended his PhD! His thesis, “Computational Methods for Analyzing Risks with Information Exposure on Social Media,” is a thorough exploration of how users engage with news media online, and exemplifies not only …
Today, the CEDAR team is proud and honored to celebrate a remarkable milestone—our dear colleague, Vincent, has successfully defended his PhD!
His thesis, titled “High-Dimensional Time Series Anomaly Detection over Heterogeneous Domains,” is a true testament to his unwavering hard work, dedication, and passion for his research.
Today, the CEDAR team celebrates another remarkable achievement: Qi Fan has successfully defended her PhD!
Her thesis, titled “Multi-Objective Optimization for Data Analytics in the Cloud,” makes incredible contributions to her field.
Over the years, Qi has been more than just an exceptional researcher; she has been a wonderful colleague …
The journal paper “Finding meaningful paths in heterogeneous graphs with PathWays” by Nelly Barret, Antoine Gauquier, Jia-Jean Law and Ioana Manolescu has been accepted for publication in Information Systems.
