Welcome to my recently revamped website! My name is Michael Georgiopoulos and I am a Professor in the EECS Department at the University of Central Florida. I graduated with a Diploma from the National Technical University of Athens in 1981, and a Masters and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Connecticut in 1983 and 1986, all in Electrical Engineering. I joined the University of Central Florida in December 1986.

My research interests span various paradigms and applications of Machine Learning, like Artificial Neural Networks, Decision Trees, Evolutionary Computation, Data Mining among other. In short I am interested in algorithms that perform intelligently (effectively and efficiently) challenging tasks. Please visit my Research pages for more information.

Additionally, feel free to check out my Teaching pages to see what courses I usually teach. Under Resources you will find (I hope) a variety of interesting things. Moreover, do not forget to visit the ML^2 site, where it has a lot more information about my lab, the type of research that I do, students in my lab and the type of research that they do.

I am supported by NSF in the following efforts: NSF REU (AMALTHEA), NSF STEP (EXCEL), NSF I^3 (UCF ICubed), NSF S-STEM (YES).