Let me introduce myself
Hi there! My name is Thymios!
My research interest span across multiple areas of audio processing including the development and utilization of efficient
neural networks
towards more generalizable audio and audio-visual
source separation which are capable of running on mobile devices.
Lately, I am also particularly interested in
unsupervised
ways of learning directly from mixtures of sounds, generative audio editing as well as
algorithms which work under realistic non-IID settings.
I am always on the lookout for passionate Ph.D. students with strong backgrounds in
machine learning, audio signal processing and computer vision.
If you are interested in working with me in exciting new research ideas
(yes, I mean your unfinished github repo without README) and potential
Pixel-phone features please email me your CV and explain briefly your research interests.
Besides research, I love traveling,
playing the guitar and playing soccer.
During summer vacations, I spend most of my time
playing beach rackets
especially at the beautiful island of
Santorini,
where I also come from.
If you also like etymology,
Thymios
derives
from the Ancient Greek name
“Euthýmios (Ευθύμιος)”,
composed of two elements: “eû (εὖ)” (well)
plus “thūmós (θῡμός)”
(soul, as the seat of emotion,
feeling, life, desire, will, temper, passion),
meaning “in good spirits,
of good cheer, clear”.