Doctoral Supervision
The doctoral supervision activity has represented for me a natural continuation of research and teaching. In the relationship with PhD students, it was not only about academic guidance, but also about formulating viable topics, choosing fertile research directions, and integrating them into a broader scientific context.
Some of the theses I coordinated continued directions already present in my research, while others opened up new perspectives, especially in the areas of conceptual modeling, software engineering, artificial intelligence, digital ecosystems, and medical informatics.
PhD students and theses
PhD students and theses
Below is the list of doctoral theses I coordinated. For the PhD students already documented there are dedicated pages; the others are mentioned here by the thesis title and the year of defense.
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Dorin
Mircea Popovici
Space modeling in virtual universes (2004) -
Adrian
Alexandrescu
Contribuţii la dezvoltarea sistemelor informatice de întreprindere (2011) -
Crenguța
Mădălina Bogdan
A concern-based approach to the view-oriented modeling of information systems (2007) -
Andrei
Vasilățeanu
An agent oriented architecture for supporting the Digital Health Ecosystem (2011) -
Bogdan
Niță
Augmenting Context-Awareness with Social Context for Healthcare (2013) -
Victor
Rentea
Contributions to the design of an intelligent system to support disease prevention and health promotion (2013) -
Radu
Ioanițescu
The use of common mobile devices in preventive medicine (2014) -
Alexandru
Averian
Context awareness and adaptability in digital ecosystems (2019) -
Ioan Cosmin
Radu
Contributions to a Methodology for Developing Smart Objects Applications (2024)
Individual pages will be added gradually, as the documentation is completed.
Individual pages will be added gradually, as the documentation is completed.
Themes and directions
The theses I supervised were generally situated at the intersection of fundamental research and advanced applications: modeling, software architectures, languages, intelligent agents, digital ecosystems, and healthcare information systems.
Over time, these directions have included virtual reality, conceptual modeling, computer-assisted prevention, context-awareness, adaptability in digital ecosystems, and applications for smart objects.
In progress
This section will be gradually completed with more extensive presentations of the PhD students, the coordinated theses, and their contributions. For now, the main entry point is the PhD Students page.