My interests are in the areas of Data Mining and Artificial Intelligence. But actually, I like to work on almost any high impact problem that is simple to state and difficult to solve. Here is my Research Synopsis.

Internships: I usually ignore all requests for internships, as I prefer to work with students on a longer term (at least 1-2 years) towards research publications.

Please find my list of research publications here.

Informal articles:

	The Art of Computer Programming
	Neural Networks Introduction
	Undecidability Theory
	Technical Writing (PPT)
	Data Mining Introduction
	Code of Honour
	Enlighten

Software and projects:

	Viral Simulator: An online simulator to visualize how a virus may spread across people in different configurable scenarios.
	Crystal of Argentium: An adventure game adapted from the classic Eye of the Star Warrior to modern screens
	DiscloseNet: For hosting a public institute repository of academic research publications.
	Metabolomics (CCPM): Secure repository and analysis pipeline for metabolomics data.

Since 2004 at IIIT Hyderabad, I have taught courses on a wide range of topics :

	Data Warehousing & Data Mining
	Advanced Topics in Data Mining
	Web Data Mining
	Artificial Intelligence
	Scripting Languages (Unix-shell, Python, Sed, Awk)
	Software Technologies (Web, Database, Network and GUI Programming)
	Digital Logic Design
	Advanced Problem Solving (i.e. Computer Programming, Data Structures, Algorithms)
	Human Values

I did my schooling at the Lawrence School, Lovedale, a beautiful historic school in Ooty. I did my B.Tech in Computer Science & Engg from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) in Hyderabad and completed my Ph.D on the Efficient Discovery of Concise Association Rules from Large Databases (Advisor: Prof. Jayant Haritsa) at the Indian Institute of Science (IISC, Bangalore).

Here is a list of interesting links :

	Database Systems Lab (Where I did my Ph.D)
	Is the Brain a Digital Computer? -By John R. Searle (aka Chinese Room Argument)
	Media Labs at MIT
	Creative Machines
	Famous Quotations
	WWW Virtual Library