Biography
Jorge is a Communication Networks Engineer, having received his BSc in 2007 and his MSc in 2009, both at the top of his class, from Instituto Superior Técnico, Technical University of Lisbon (IST-TUL).
He was an Undergraduate Research Fellow at INESC-ID, developing novel techniques for information retrieval, and worked for IST as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in wireless communications. He went on to do research on wireless sensor networks at IT-Lisbon.
Nowadays, Jorge spends the majority of his time in Switzerland, pursuing a joint PhD in Distributed and Cognitive Robotics at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and LARSyS/IST-TUL. His current research deals with the problem of cooperative underwater odour source localisation using multiple autonomous marine craft.
In addition to his academic activities, Jorge is also a volunteer with IEEE.
Education
MSc, Communication Networks Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico – Technical University of Lisbon, 2009
BSc, Communication Networks Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico – Technical University of Lisbon, 2007
Teaching
Signals, Instruments and Systems, 2013/2014, EPFL – Support Staff
Distributed Intelligent Systems, 2013/2014, EPFL – Teaching Assistant
Signals, Instruments and Systems, 2012/2013, EPFL – Support Staff
Linear Algebra, 2012/2013, EPFL – Teaching Assistant
Wireless Communication Networks, 2008/2009, IST – Teaching Assistant
Supervision
Jonathan Giezendanner, “3D Graph-Based Formation Odor Source Localization”, Sem. project, co-supervision with Ali Marjovi (2014)
Guillaume Jornod, “A Design Tool for Satellite Reconfigurable Constellations for Responsive Earth Observation Missions“, MSc project, co-supervision with S3 – Swiss Space Systems (2014)
Publications
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