Current Members
Associate Professor at IT University of Copenhagen
Before ITU, she was a research staff member at IBM Almaden Research Center. Prior to joining IBM, she received her PhD from EPFL. Her research focuses on performance characterization of data-intensive workloads, and scalability and efficiency of data-intensive systems on modern hardware.
Ph.D. Student at IT University of Copenhagen
Before joining ITU, he studied at the Radboud University Nijmegen (NL), where he graduated with a Masters degree in Data Science with a traineeship focussed on Massively-Parallel acceleration of Machine Learning (via graphics cards) at the University of Copenhagen.
Ph.D. Student at IT University of Copenhagen
Ehsan holds a masters degree in Computer Engineering - Computer Architecture from the Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran. His primary field of interest is Computer Architecture, narrowly parallel computing systems and energy-efficient designs and their application in Heterogeneous Systems.
Student Researcher at IT University of Copenhagen
A data scientist interested in the intersection of modern hardware and data science. More specifically, he is interested in efficiently utilizing hardware accelerators (GPUs, FPGAs) for machine learning workloads.
Collaborators and Helpers
Integrated Data Analysis Pipelines for Large-Scale Data Management, HPC and Machine Learning
The DAPHNE project aims to define and build an open and extensible system infrastructure for integrated data analysis pipelines, including data management and processing, high-performance computing (HPC), and machine learning (ML) training and scoring. The acronym DAPHNE relates to the title "integrated Data Analysis Pipelines for large-scale data management, High-performance computing, and machiNE learning". To develop a comprehensive framework, the project is organized in system architecture, hardware, scheduling, benchmarks, use cases, open source.
DASYA Laboratory Manager at IT University of Copenhagen
Sebastian Sebastian holds a Ph.D. in physics from the Technical University of Berlin in Germany, with a focus on optics, radio spectroscopy, photovoltaic systems and scientific programming. He loves and plays music, is fascinated and engaged with text, language and poetry in many forms. He is responsible for managing the DASYA lab, coordinating tasks between researchers and the IT department, enabling experimental digital technology (from acquisition to maintenance), developing system and application, compiling and managing documentations, managing student programs. His focus ares include IoT, sensors, physical computing, (wireless) networks, IT and sustainable energy, and open and free software.
Researcher at IT University of Copenhagen
Julian Priest is a researcher in the DASYA Lab and project scientist for the Discosat project. He is responsible for representing ITU in the Discorat project, coordinating and mentoring Discosat students, developing satellite, managing ground station, coordinating DASYA space activities. His research areas include satellite IT, culturization of space, and art science. Aside from his work at ITU, Julian has a background in community wireless networking and a long running international media arts practice that includes the recent launch of a satellite as an artwork. Julian holds a Masters from Victoria University of Wellington ‘New Directions in Space Art’. http://julianpriest.org
HPC System Administrator at IT University of Copenhagen
Lottie manages ITU's High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems.