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Dr. Emm. Danezis

Assistant Professor of Astrophysics, University of Athens, Department of Physics, Department of Astrophysics-Astronomy-Engineering

Born in Piraeus on October 16, 1949.

He received his Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from the University of Athens (1975) and the Computer Developer Diploma in 1973 (Bull General Electric). He completed his doctoral thesis in Astrophysics in Paris (Observatoire de Paris supervised by Prof V. Doazan) and presented it to the Department of Physics of the University of Athens (1984 supervised by Prof. Sotiris Svolopoulos) with an excellent grade. The subject of the dissertation was: "Contribution to the study of the stars. The AX Mon dual system ".

Dr. Evangelia Lyratzi

 

 

Dr. Antonios Antoniou

Antonios Antoniou was born in Kymi, on the island of Euboea in Greece.'
He studied Mathematics at the University of Athens and has a Master’s degree in Mathematics from the same University and in Germany.
He obtained his Master and Ph.D. in Astrophysics from the University of Athens.
His scientific interest is the Satellite Stellar Spectroscopy and the stellar atmospheres of Hot Emission Stars. He mainly works as a researcher in the spectroscopy team of the Department Astrophysics, Astronomy and Mechanics at the University of Athens. He has published more than 70 scientific papers in refereed journals and conference proceedings in Greece and abroad (June 2017). He has also taught Applied Mathematics in the University of Peloponnisos. Simultaneously, he is the scientific director of “Home of Knowledge and Science” in Calkida .
He has given a lot of lectures, as an invited speaker in scientific and cultural meetings, as well as many interviews and broadcasts on radio and TV channels.

Dr. Dimitrios Tzimeas

 Having a strong Physics background (B.Sc.), a M.Sc. on Computational Science and a PhD on Computer Science, Dr. Dimitrios Tzimeas is keen on the algorithmic design of complex and multidimensional problems. His PhD work was focused on the A.I. simulation of human creativity. In this research he applied Genetic Algorithm in order to find optima in a multicomplex landscape. In order to achieved this he moved to a novel GAs technique, the damped oscillator GAs, introducing the physical model of a damped oscillator in the GAs fitness function. Since 2014 he is a Postdoc research member of the Astrophysics Spectroscopy team of National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. During this research he developed ASTA software, an approach in analysis and process of astronomy data. The combination of long experience in Physics with a deep understanding in Computer Science makes him the key person of the team having the principal role of interpreting a real world problem into algorithmic design. His research work attached equally to Astrophysics, Computational Science and Artificial Intelligence/Computer Science assures that he has the skills to communicate with each individual member of this interdisciplinary team in a mutual language regardless scientific speciality

Dimitrios Stathopoulos