George Roussos holds a B.Sc. in Mathematics from University of Athens, Greece, an M.Sc. in Numerical Analysis and Computing from University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, UK, and a Ph.D. from Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, University of London, UK.
Before joining Birkbeck College as an academic he worked as the Research and Development Manager for a multinational information technology corporation in Athens, Greece, where he was responsible for the strategic development of new IT products in the areas of knowledge management and the mobile internet; as the Internet Systems Security Officer for the Ministry of Defence, Athens, where he designed the Hellenic armed forces Internet exchange and domain name systems; and as a research fellow for Imperial College, London, where he conducted research in distributed systems.
He is currently investigating the effects of social activity on system architectures, privacy in Web3, the ethics of data science and digital healthcare.
He is a member of the ACM, the IEEE Computer Society and IAPP.
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I recently came across this "nerdiness test" and having nothing better to do I gave it a go. They specifically ask about ones' own view of themselves in the last but one question: For statistical purposes, what "nerd-level" do you think you are? To which I replied "Slightly nerdy" which was 3 out of 6 in the scale. To my great surprise the reply I got stated "All hail the monstrous nerd. You are by far the SUPREME NERD GOD!!!" Surely this cannot be right.
I am the Principal Investiigator at the Mobile Computing and the Internet of Things Lab at Birkbeck and also lead the 
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cloudUPDRS
Backed by peer-reviewed clinical research, cloudUPDRS can analyse tremor, gait and tapping performance to accurately assess the symptoms of Parkinson's disease using the standard UPDRS method. Delivery of the test as an app allows daily testing and thus deeper understanding of symptom patterns.
cloudUPDRS
The app follows closely Part III of the Uni ed Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale which is the most commonly used protocol in the clinical study of PD; can be used by patients and their carers at home or in the community unsupervised; and, requires the user to perform a sequence of iterated movements which are recorded by the phone sensors.
Follow this link for the cloudUPDRS mini-site.
Supported by the 
Data offers new ways to represent phenomena by being able to capture hidden dimensions, patterns and activities in forms that other artistic media such as moving image, sculpture or photography on their own cannot. Climate data, in particular provides insights into a range of invisible phenomena describing vast geological timescales, complex systems, atmospheres, biotics and other planetary inscriptions which require palpable expression to enable us to reflect on how we impact the environment. We propose that the richness of this material represents an unexplored scientific imaginary, denotative of hidden material forms and Earth systems, that can revolutionise both artistic and scientific approaches to the representation of our changing planet.
Working with PhD student 
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