Publications

A list of research papers that i was involved in

Throughout my research career, I have been involved in various research projects and publications, contributing to the field of computer science and technology.

  1. Combining Explainable Artificial Intelligence (Xai) With Blockchain Towards Trustworthy Data-Driven PoliciesLatest

    The paper proposes a data-driven policy-making approach that combines Explainable AI with blockchain to both clarify AI outputs and ensure their trustworthiness.

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  2. UI/UX Sustainable Design: Best Practices for Applications CO2 Emissions Reduction

    This paper presents best practices for designing environmentally sustainable UX/UI in web applications, demonstrating through evaluation that such practices reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

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  3. A Visual Programming Environment for Describing Complex Big Data Functions

    This study introduces Pipeline Modeler, a Visual Programming Environment that translates graphical workflows into executable operations for big data scenarios, making complex pipeline management more accessible while supporting scalable deployment.

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  4. AI4Gov: Trusted AI for Transparent Public Governance Fostering Democratic Values

    This paper proposes a holistic ecosystem that integrates Trustworthy and Explainable AI, Big Data, IoT, and blockchain to ensure transparency, accountability, and fairness in AI-driven public governance and policy-making.

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  5. MathBlock: Performing Complex Mathematical Operations on Synthetic Data

    This paper presents MathBlock, a language-agnostic mathematical expression parser and executor for batch data that simplifies arithmetic, logical, comparison, and statistical operations across diverse datasets.

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  6. Diastema: data-driven stack for big data applications management and deployment

    This paper introduces Diastema, a data-driven stack for big data management and deployment that delivers efficient data-as-a-service through distributed storage and analytics, demonstrated via a customer forecasting use case.

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  7. Data Processing Tools for Graph Data Modelling Big Data Analytics

    This paper presents an event-based, low-code data processing architecture with network-exposed services and scalable “Data Workers” that automate common Big Data tasks while minimizing user input.

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  8. A Comparison of Container Systems for Machine Learning Scenarios: Docker and Podman

    This paper benchmarks Docker and Podman, showing that while both offer standardized container runtimes, Docker outperforms slightly in performance and cost efficiency for cloud deployments.

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  9. An Environmentally-sustainable Dimensioning Workbench towards Dynamic Resource Allocation in Cloud-computing Environments

    This paper presents a machine learning–based dynamic resource allocation model for cloud environments that leverages user feedback to optimize scalability and application performance in Big Data scenarios.

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  10. An Autoscaling Platform Supporting Graph Data Modelling Big Data Analytics.

    This paper introduces Diastema, a domain-agnostic autoscaling Big Data analytics platform that provides user-friendly graph-based modeling for both technical and non-technical users, validated through a COVID-19 healthcare prediction case study.

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publications.js

const publications = [
  {
    title: "How to Write a Paper That Nobody Will Read",
    authors: ["Me", "My Imposter Syndrome", "Coffee"],
    year: 2023,
    abstract: "A groundbreaking study on the art of academic writing that results in papers with 0 citations but 100% existential dread.",
    citations: 0,
    readTime: "2 hours (mostly staring at the wall)",
  },
];

// Function to check if anyone actually read my papers
const checkReadership = (paper) => {
  return paper.citations > 0 ? "Someone read it! 🎉" : "Just me and my mom... 📚";
};

publications.forEach(paper => {
  console.log(`📄 ${paper.title}`);
  console.log(`📊 ${checkReadership(paper)}`);
  console.log(`⏱️  Reading time: ${paper.readTime}
`);
});