Dr. Michailidis joined the University of Florida in January 2015, as the founding Director for the UF Informatics Institute. He came from the University of Michigan, where he was a Professor of Statistics and EECS. His research focuses on developing methodology for high dimensional data and addressing the corresponding algorithmic and inference issues. Specific research projects include joint estimation of multiple graphical models, vector autoregressive models, pathway enrichments analysis and fast monitoring techniques for high-dimensional streaming data. He has also developed extensive methodology for the analysis of time-evolving networks. Applications of his research includes analysis of Omics data for studies on cancer and diabetes, as well as studying computer, communication, transportation, social and financial networks.
Informatics Techniques and Technologies
Biomedical and Life Science Informatics
Informatics for Engineered Systems and the Physical Sciences
Informatics in Social Science, Humanities, and Education
Machine learning and analysis of high dimensional data
Network Analytics
Analysis of Omics Data with applications to cancer biology, diabetes and microbiome
Stochastic control
Optimization and computational and numerical methods
Visualization
