Nicolás's contributions to different industrial R&D projects at European and regional level focus on helping companies build new products and services out of the data they manipulate or have access to. His current interests include wearable technologies and their applications, web technologies, human-machine interaction and (computer) security.
For six years, Nicolás coordinated and contributed to the VariBru project, an initiative in Brussels that brought research results to software companies, dealing with complexity caused by the number of variants in a product or a product portfolio.
Before joining Sirris in 2007, Nicolás was a post-doctoral teaching assistant at the Computer Science department of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), where his research focused on cryptography and computer security, in particular, reducing the trust requirements in fair exchange (i.e. e-commerce) protocols.
Publications
- How data mining can improve your product and service offering
- Unobtrusive wearable solutions for health and sports applications
- Assisted living for elderly persons through user-friendly monitoring
- More active office workers thanks to smart technology
- Create a safe industrial work environment through smarter work gear
- Create a safe industrial work environment through smarter work gear
- Effectively turning data from wearables into actionable information - challenges and solutions
- WITH-ME - helping overweight people lose weight through a digital coaching platform
- Internship And Master Thesis Opportunities At Sirris
- Innovate 2012