Christian Koehler
Alex Gaudio
Alex Gaudio researches explainable machine learning, signal processing and the analysis of heart and lung sounds. Alex is a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins University. In 2023, he received a Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), a Ph.D. from the University of Porto, and an M.S. from CMU. He was honored as a Champion of Social Justice for his non-profit, NYC Makerspace in 2018, and he worked as a data scientist and engineer in New York City for seven years (2011-2018). He received a B.A. in jazz performance and composition at Bard College, during which time he also worked as an Emergency Medical Technician in ambulances and in a hospital.
André Reis
António Rodrigues
Antonio holds a M.Sc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of Porto. Before enrolling in the Ph.D. program, Antonio worked as a researcher in Fraunhofer Portugal AICOs. His research interests are on Computer Networks, namely Future Internet Architectures and Wireless Networking.
Artur Balanuta
I am dual-degree Electrical and Computer Engineering Ph.D candidate at Carnegie Mellon University and Técnico Lisboa. I work with our excellent team at WiSE Lab under the supervision of Prof. Anthony Rowe and Prof. António Grilo. My research interests are in cyber-physical systems. My work lies at the intersection of Long-Range, Low-Power Wireless Sensor Networks, Embedded systems and Network Management. I received an MSc and BSc degree in Computer Networks with a minor in Distributed, Mobile, P2P and Security Systems from Técnico Lisboa, Portugal in 2014. During my studies I also worked for four years in industry. I have been fortunate to be part of Computer and Network services (DSI) team at Taguspark. I have also been an intern at ARM during my PhD.
Augusto Santos
Brian Swenson
