Brian Walsh
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I am a PhD student in the UIMR (Unit for Information Mining and Retrieval) at NUIG. My research focuses on the behaviour of users of online forums. In particular I am researching ways to summarize forums, discover typical patterns of user evolution and predict user evolution. I received my bachelors in Digital and Software Systems Engineering from GMIT before joining industry as a software engineering. In 2013 I returned to academia to receive an MSc in Advanced Software Engineering from UCD. In 2015 I received the Hardiman scholarship from NUIG to pursue my PhD.
I am also an active member of CoderDojo Galway City helping to teach beginners Scratch and AppInventor to primary and second level students.
My current research interests include:
Social Network Analysis
Graph Databases
Data Visualization
Publications
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Pablo Torres Tramon, Hugo Hromic, Brian Walsh, Bahareh Rahmanzadeh Heravi, Conor Hayes
Publication DetailsType:Proceedings: 6th Workshop on Making Sense of Microposts, Date: 2016Location: Canada,Refereed Conf./Meeting Proceeding