Greg's work:

This page is about academics. I have a non-work page here.

You can email me at:
aloupis D0T greg D0T gmail D0T com

Position: Chargé de Recherches du FNRS
I'm also adjunct faculty at Carleton University (CG lab)
Main base right now: Brussels
Field: Computational Geometry.
During my postdoc years, I have been affiliated with ULB, Carleton, and Academia Sinica in Taipei. I also spend lots of time at NYU/Poly, and visited Tufts to teach in the spring of 2013.

My Ph.D. (McGill) was about Reconfigurations of Polygonal Structures. Here is an e-copy: thesis.pdf
My M.Sc. thesis was on Geometric Estimators of Location: G_A_thesis.pdf. For an introduction to this topic online, go here.
My undergrad major was in physics. I also took part in several mobile robotics experiments.

I recently taught computational geometry.
I've previously taught (and been a T.A for) this graduate course: Pattern Recognition cs644. I've also been a T.A. for: Computational Geometry cs507 , Information Structures cs610

Here are my publications. My convex hull history page has also been cited. Here are some talks I've given.

I co-organized CCCG 2011 and CCCG 2012.