The main results of the team: they get shown on the first page under ‘Main recent results’.
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.
The paper “Dynamic Graph Databases with Out-of-order Updates”, by Angelos Anadiotis, Ghufran Khan, and Ioana Manolescu has been accepted for publication at PVLDB 2024 (roll-over to the 2025 conference).
Asmaa and Nardjes received The Andreas Pfitzmann Best Student Paper Award at the 2024 Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium, a leading conference in privacy and security research.
The work is titled “Client-side and Server-side Tracking on Meta: Effectiveness and Accuracy” by Asmaa El fraihi, Nardjes Amieur, Oana Goga, and Walter …
Even the best things have an end! Nelly Barret defended her PhD thesis on March 15th.
