Christos Berberidis

Dr. Christos Berberidis is a Research Fellow and Faculty Member at the International Hellenic University, where he coordinates activities within the DORG Research Group. His academic foundation includes a BSc in Informatics from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (1998), an MSc in Information Systems Engineering from the University of Manchester (1999), and a PhD from Aristotle University's Department of Informatics.

Research Focus

Dr. Berberidis specializes in interdisciplinary domains at the intersection of computer science and real-world applications:

• Core methodologies: Machine Learning, Data Mining, Natural Language Processing, and Deep Learning
• Applied research: Disinformation analysis, fake news detection, semantic web technologies, and bioinformatics
• Emerging domains: Digital governance transformation and ethical AI frameworks

Publication Trends

His scholarly output demonstrates evolving focus areas: early work centered on bioinformatics and transaction database mining (2005-2013), shifting toward semantic web applications (2010-2013), and currently emphasizing disinformation analysis, digital government, and AI ethics (2021-present). Methodological consistency in machine learning underpins all research phases.

Professional Activities

• Former Visiting Researcher at Purdue University's Department of Computer Sciences
• Adjunct Lecturer at Aristotle University teaching programming methodologies
• Research consultant and project manager for private sector R&D initiatives
• Active contributor to EU projects including JustReDi (regional digital transition) and digiGOV-innoHUB (digital skills development)

Team Affiliations

Dr. Berberidis coordinates research at the DORG Group, focusing on data-centric governance, AI applications, and digital innovation within the International Hellenic University ecosystem.