

Nikolaos Tziavelis


Nikolaos Tziavelis is a PhD student at Northeastern’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences focusing on data management, advised by Professor Drs. Mirek Riedewald and Wolfgang Gatterbauer. He is from Athens, Greece. A member of the DATA Lab, Tziavelis earned his BS and MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens. At Northeastern, Tziavelis’ research in databases includes top-k queries, data integration, and data exploration. He seeks to come up with new ways to reason about uncertain data and hopes to work on research in academia or industry.
I am a first year PhD student and a member of the DATA Lab.
Coming to Northeastern, I was hoping to explore a variety of areas and topics related to databases and this is indeed my current focus. These include top-k queries, data integration and exploration.
My interests are all over the place at the moment. If I had to pick one, I would say coming up with new ways to reason about uncertain data.
I particularly enjoy the wide spectrum of approaches and techniques in this field of study. Database people have always had to deal with problems that range from theory to systems.
I hope to keep working on exciting research, either in academia or industry.
I grew up in Athens, Greece.
Nikolaos Tziavelis is a PhD student at Northeastern’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences focusing on data management, advised by Professor Drs. Mirek Riedewald and Wolfgang Gatterbauer. He is from Athens, Greece. A member of the DATA Lab, Tziavelis earned his BS and MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens. At Northeastern, Tziavelis’ research in databases includes top-k queries, data integration, and data exploration. He seeks to come up with new ways to reason about uncertain data and hopes to work on research in academia or industry.
I am a first year PhD student and a member of the DATA Lab.
Coming to Northeastern, I was hoping to explore a variety of areas and topics related to databases and this is indeed my current focus. These include top-k queries, data integration and exploration.
My interests are all over the place at the moment. If I had to pick one, I would say coming up with new ways to reason about uncertain data.
I particularly enjoy the wide spectrum of approaches and techniques in this field of study. Database people have always had to deal with problems that range from theory to systems.
I hope to keep working on exciting research, either in academia or industry.
I grew up in Athens, Greece.