Dimitris Mylonas

Dimitris Mylonas is an Associate Professor and Head of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at Northeastern University London, UK. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from University College London, an MRes in Media and Arts Technology from Queen Mary University of London, and an MSc in Digital Colour Imaging from University of the Arts London. His research focuses on color communication, integrating perceptual, cognitive, and linguistic dimensions across disciplines like experimental psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and cross-cultural studies.

• Education:
  • PhD in Computer Science, University College London (2020)
  • MRes in Media and Arts Technology, Queen Mary University of London (2014)
  • MSc in Digital Colour Imaging, University of the Arts London (2009)
• Professional Roles:
  • Chair of the International Color Association’s Study Group on the Language of Color
  • Senior Editor of Color Research and Application
  • Co-editor of the Progress in Color Studies book series

His research bridges computational methods with human cognition, exploring color naming variability across cultures, age groups, and languages. Recent work emphasizes technological applications of color science in design and education. He actively contributes to international initiatives like the International Color Association (AIC) and Applied Vision Association (AVA).

Publications reflect a diverse portfolio spanning experimental studies on color perception, computational models for color communication, and cross-cultural analyses of color lexicons. Teaching focuses on data science and visualization at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.