Kostas Hatalis

Kostas Hatalis is a prominent machine learning researcher at Lehigh University, boasting a Ph.D. in electrical engineering that focuses on integrating deep learning, time series analysis, and statistical signal processing for applications in probabilistic forecasting and pattern recognition.

During his academic journey, Kostas has made significant contributions, reflected in his publications which can be explored on Google Scholar or ResearchGate. He is recognized as a P.C. Rossin Doctoral Fellow and has been honored with esteemed fellowships like the Packard Fellowship and Sherman Fairchild Fellowship.

With a diverse educational background, Kostas also holds an M.S. degree in computer science from Lehigh University, where he delved into the analysis of neural networks for semantic interference in his published thesis. Furthermore, he possesses B.S. degrees in computer engineering, computer science, and business, showcasing a broad spectrum of knowledge.

In addition to his formal roles, Kostas Hatalis has served as the Director of the Display Research Laboratory at Lehigh University, highlighting his practical experience in leading research initiatives.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Kostas has a keen interest in Natural Language Processing (NLP) and quantitative finance projects, where he applies his skills and expertise as a personal hobby.