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Antoon Bronselaer is an Assistant Professor at Ghent University's Department of Telecommunications and Information Processing within the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture. He is an active member of the Database, Document and Content Management (DDCM) research group, focusing on advancing database theory and applications.
His research centers on data quality (particularly measurement models and improvement techniques), temporal databases, data fusion, and uncertainty management in databases. Key contributions include measure-theoretic foundations for data quality assessment, dynamical order construction in data fusion, and predicate enrichment techniques for wrapper induction.
Analysis of his recent publications reveals consistent innovation in data cleaning algorithms (e.g., Swipe framework), temporal data modeling, and orthographic similarity measures for graph-based text representations. His work increasingly bridges database theory with healthcare applications (e.g., statin-gait relationship studies) and digital humanities (Byzantine epigrams project).
No scientific awards are mentioned in the source materials.
Dr. Bronselaer's academic guidance includes formal advisees at Ghent University, though specific student names aren't documented in the provided texts. His research is supported through university positions and likely Belgian/Flemish research grants given his publication venues. Current projects involve automated news update analysis, persistent identifier validation, and syntactic interoperability frameworks.
He leads research within the DDCM group, specializing in data quality measurement systems and temporal data management solutions. Recent work demonstrates expansion into healthcare data analytics and cultural heritage informatics while maintaining core expertise in database theory.
