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My name is Vincenzo Russo and I was born on February 6, 1982. I am an Italian man currently living in Villaricca, close to Naples.
My current positions
- SoLCo Project:
- My position: Machine Learning Researcher for classification and clustering algorithms in text mining application domain. Also a C++ developer.
- The project: the SoLCo team (of the Physics department at University of Naples “Federico II”) aims at bringing state-of-the-art clustering and classification techniques to the companies that operate within the area of the information retrieval and document mining, with a special attention in dealing with Italian documents.
- VONeural Project:
- My position: Data Mining Researcher, Algorithm Designer and C++ Developer.
- The project: the VONeural team (of the Physics department at University of Naples “Federico II”) aims at developing a comprehensive data mining framework with special interest in astrophysics application domain.
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Pulse s.a.s.:
- My position: Web Architect, Usability expert, Data Mining expert
- The company: Pulse is a start-up company which mainly works on web technologies, with special attention at the state-of-the-art technologies, usability of applications, and data management. It also carries out some mobile-app projects.
Which am I interested in?
I work for a long time in the ICT field, especially in the web area, developing both classical web portals/sites and enterprise web applications, always by the means of cutting edge technologies. Pulse s.a.s. is a young company operating in the Web and Mobile areas and is a recent project started together with other friends. So, we are interested in making it a fresh, bigger, cutting edge company.
I am also an aspiring computer research scientist. My current research interests are Machine Learning, Information Retrieval, Knowledge Management, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Web Technologies, and I am looking for a (funded) PhD student position out of Italy (download my current Statement of the Research Interests). I received my Master Degree Cum Laude on February 2008, with a thesis entitled State-of-the-art Clustering Techniques — Support Vector Methods and Minimum Bregman Information Principle.
