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Dimitar Petkov Tsvetkov is a Professor at the Department of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Turnovo. His research spans differential equations, applied statistics, neural networks, psychometrics, and stochastic processes, with applications in psychology, ecology, and education. Research interests focus on: Probability and stochastic modeling (Markov chains, queueing theory) Psychometric theory and test validation (Item Response Theory, population homogeneity) Mathematical biology (predator-prey systems, population dynamics) Educational mathematics (competitions, pedagogical strategies) Applied computational methods (neural networks, Monte Carlo algorithms) Publications (2015–2024) emphasize probability, statistics, and applied mathematics, with recurring themes in Markov processes, educational assessment, ecological modeling, and mathematics pedagogy. Recent works show increased focus on theoretical probability and statistical applications in social sciences. Grants include participation in the project Maximizing the comparative achievements of the border regions (2010–2012), analyzing regional governance, labor markets, and EU integration effects in Bulgarian-Romanian border areas.

• Differential Equations
• Applied Statistics
• Item Response Theory
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Kiril Kirilov serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at New Bulgarian University (NBU) since 2022, following 15 years of research at the Institute of Molecular Biology, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IMB-BAS) where he completed his PhD dissertation on bacterial and mitochondrial codon usage. His academic foundation includes specialized bioinformatics training at Italy's International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (2003) and Canada's Carleton University (2013). His educational milestones feature: Master's degree in Engineer Biotechnologist from the University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy, Sofia (2001) PhD in Molecular Biology from the Institute of Molecular Biology, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (2014) Kirilov's research operates at the intersection of computational and experimental biology, with three dominant thematic clusters emerging from his publication record. His foundational work in bioinformatics focuses on codon usage patterns across bacterial and mitochondrial genomes, developing specialized algorithms for genomic analysis. A significant experimental stream investigates glycation processes in aging and disease, examining molecular interactions between compounds like L-lysine and proteins such as histone H1. Most recently, his work has expanded into neurodegenerative disease mechanisms , exploring neurotensin analogs for Parkinson's disease and novel galantamine derivatives for Alzheimer's treatment, often incorporating nutraceutical approaches like lycopene analysis. His publication trajectory reveals a strategic evolution from pure molecular genetics toward translational biomedical applications, consistently applying computational rigor across diverse biological systems. The 2023 Parkinson's disease study exemplifies this integration, combining receptor pharmacology with animal model validation. Patent development for chemistry education tools further demonstrates his commitment to knowledge transfer beyond traditional academic boundaries. At NBU, Kirilov teaches GENB093 History of Science while maintaining active research collaborations across Bulgarian academic institutions, with email correspondence facilitated through kkirilov@nbu.bg.

• Molecular Biology
• Bioinformatics
• Computational Biology
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Prof. Garo Mardirosyan, DSc, is a Professor at the Institute of Space Research (IKI) of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) since 1980, currently holding the position of Senior Scientific Collaborator, 1st class. He actively lectures in the Department of Earth Sciences at New Bulgarian University (NBU), teaching undergraduate and graduate courses including Geophysical Surveys Using Equipment (ESCB754) and Remote Methods for the Study of the Earth (ESEB015). Education: 1965: Technical School in Fine Mechanics and Optics "Lomonosov", Sofia (Time-measuring and Computing Technology) 1977: Technical University, Sofia (Electrical Engineer - Weak Currents) 1985: Ph.D. in Physics on "New methods, devices and systems in the composition of a geophysical apparatus complex with improved technical and operational characteristics" 2003: Doctor of Technical Sciences on "Methods and electronic means for studying geophysical and climatological processes" Prof. Mardirosyan's research spans remote sensing of Earth, geophysics, and environmental science, with a focus on natural ecological disasters and methods for their study. He pioneered geophysical and ground-space instrumentation for Earth monitoring, developing over 50 patents in seismological and magnetological equipment. His work integrates space technology with disaster management systems for seismic and ecological catastrophe prevention. Scientific Awards: 1980: Honored Inventor 1990: Elected member of the World Professor Academy for Peace (PWPA), New York 1999: Entered in the Golden Book of Discoverers and Inventors 2000: Included in the List of 2000 Most Famous Scientists of the 20th Century (International Biographical Centre, Cambridge) 2002: Invited for 6-month work at CNRS, France, under NATO scientific program 2004: Certificate for Special Merits in Space Research of Bulgaria 2010/2013: Certificate for High Scientific Achievements from Union of Scientists in Bulgaria 2011: Included in Encyclopedias '150 Figures of Bulgarian Science' and 'Notable Bulgarians' 2012: Certificate of Appreciation from Institute GAPE, Skopje 2016: Buditel 2016 Award 2019: Honorary Certificate from Russian Federal Space Agency He supervised doctoral students at IKI-BAS and NBU while leading over 20 major projects including seismic research for Kozloduy/Belene nuclear plants, scientific programs for Bulgaria's first two cosmonauts (1980/1986), international space projects 'Phobos' (1987-1989) and 'Priroda' for Mir space station (1990-1993), and disaster management systems like SCHEMA (2006) and Iskar River emergency warning (2000). His grant portfolio spans NATO, EU Framework Programs, and Bulgarian national initiatives. As Chairman of IKI-BAS Technical-Expert Council since 1992 and Scientific Secretary of its Scientific Council since 2008, he leads research teams in remote Earth sensing and disaster response. He heads the Unified Thematic Seminar on Remote Research since 2011 and serves on BAS's Problem Council for Natural Resources and Climate Risks.

• Remote Sensing
• Geophysics
• Environmental Science
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Dimitar Atanasov, PhD, serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Informatics at New Bulgarian University (NBU), where he has taught since 2009 across multiple programs including Network Technologies, Informatics, Psychology, and Telecommunications. His academic foundation includes a PhD in Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics (2007). His research spans Statistics, Probability Theory, and their applications in educational measurement, cognitive diagnosis, and stochastic modeling. Key focus areas include robust statistical estimation, branching processes, test equating, and psychometric modeling for educational assessment. He has developed original teaching materials for courses in statistics, probability, data warehousing, and game theory. At NBU, he teaches core courses including Probability Theory and Statistics, Applied Statistics, and specialized topics like Image Classification and Data Theory. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between statistical methodology and practical applications in education, linguistics, epidemiology, and computer security. He actively contributes to the academic community as a member of the editorial board of Mathematics and Informatics journal and participates in the Bulgarian Statistical Society and Bulgarian Society for Research and Evaluation in Education. Professor Atanasov has collaborated on national and international projects, particularly in educational assessment systems. His technical expertise includes MATLAB programming for statistical simulation and algorithm development, with applications in test scoring, equating, and automated test assembly systems developed for institutions like Saudi Arabia's National Center for Assessment.

• Statistics
• Probability Theory
• Statistical Applications
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Elena Tarasheva is an Associate Professor at New Bulgarian University's Department of Foreign Languages and Cultures. She holds a PhD in Mathematical Linguistics from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (2006) and a postgraduate qualification in Anthropological Methods in Foreign Language Education from the University of Strathclyde (1996). Her academic work focuses on discourse analysis, media studies, and applied linguistics. Research Interests: Tarasheva specializes in critical discourse analysis of political and media texts, corpus linguistics methodologies, and intercultural communication. Her work examines parliamentary discourse, media representations of national identity, and the role of Eastern European researchers in international academic discourse. She integrates media analysis into language pedagogy and explores computational approaches to textual analysis. Publication Trends: Her recent articles (2011-2017) predominantly analyze political discourse through corpus linguistics methods, with focuses on Bulgarian parliamentary proceedings, populist rhetoric, and media representations of Eastern Europe. Earlier work (2007-2010) established foundations in text structure analysis and language teaching methodologies. Teaching: Current courses include Introduction to Media Studies, Analysis of Media Discourse, and English Phonetics and Phonology. She has developed intercultural communication teaching materials for the British Council.

• Discourse Analysis
• Media Studies
• Corpus Linguistics
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Slav Angelov is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Informatics at New Bulgarian University (NBU), serving since September 2017. He teaches core courses including Applied Mathematics for Economists, Quantitative Methods in Management, Probability and Statistics, and Knowledge Extraction from Data, while contributing to NBU's joint program with the University of Sheffield. His academic credentials include: Master's degree with honors in Optimization from Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" (2014) PhD in Computer Science and Informatics from NBU (2019), dissertation: "Computer Simulation and Assessment of Corporate Risks" Dr. Angelov's research focuses on statistical modeling and algorithmic development, with expertise in regression analysis (particularly multicollinearity solutions and cross-validation techniques), machine learning applications, and knowledge extraction systems. His work bridges theoretical statistics with practical implementations in energy forecasting and bioinformatics. His publication record reveals a consistent research trajectory centered on advancing regression methodologies across diverse domains. Key contributions include modified regression techniques for risk assessment and educational frameworks for data mining pedagogy, demonstrating dual expertise in methodological innovation and curriculum development. He has been an integral member of NBU's Center for Risk Management, leading analytical work on critical national infrastructure projects including the Belene Nuclear Power Plant, Balkan gas hub development, and long-term electricity consumption forecasting for Bulgaria through 2030.

• Algorithms
• Regression Analysis
• Machine Learning
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Chief Assistant Professor Ivaylo Radev serves at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) within the Faculty of Geodesy, Department of Higher Geodesy. His academic career spans geodetic monitoring, crustal deformation analysis, and landslide process studies with active involvement in international research projects. His research focuses on geodynamic processes , particularly through GPS monitoring of crustal deformations and active fault analysis. Key areas include landslide monitoring in urban environments like Sofia's Botanical Garden, Krupnik-Kresna region geodynamics, and integration of gravimetric measurements with geodetic data. His methodological approach combines field measurements with finite element modeling for deformation analysis. Publications reveal a consistent research trajectory in geodetic monitoring techniques from 2004-2012, with emphasis on practical applications for natural hazard assessment. His work demonstrates strong collaboration with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and international partners through NATO-funded projects. As project manager for multiple geodynamic research initiatives including 'Complex Research of Modern Geodynamics in the Krupnik-Kresna Area' (2006) and 'Study of Modern Active Faults Through Geodetic Methods' (2012), he has contributed to regional seismic hazard understanding. His participation in the NATO Science for Peace project 'HEMUSNET' (2006-2011) highlights international research engagement. He maintains active teaching responsibilities with documented lecture courses and Teams-based educational platforms for geodetic instruction. His laboratory work centers on deformation monitoring systems within the Department of Higher Geodesy infrastructure.

• Geodesy
• Landslide Monitoring
• Crustal Deformation Analysis
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Georgi Marinov serves as Assistant Professor at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) in Sofia, Bulgaria, within the Faculty of Geodesy's Department of Higher Geodesy. His current responsibilities include teaching exercises on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and Basic Geodetic Measurements and Networks. Education: Doctor of Science in General, Higher and Applied Geodesy (2009, Sofia) Master of Engineering in Geodesy (2003, UACEG-Sofia) Marinov's research focuses on engineering geodesy applications, particularly coordinate transformations and GNSS network analysis. His work bridges theoretical geodesy with practical construction projects, including Sofia metro expansions and anti-erosion infrastructure. The 2008 publications reveal deep expertise in seven-parameter Helmert transformations, addressing computational challenges in datum conversions and deformation analysis. His methodologies support precision requirements in large-scale civil engineering where millimeter-level accuracy is critical. Marinov actively participates in the BALkan GEodetic Observing System (BALGEOS), contributing to regional geodetic infrastructure. His project portfolio includes: Comprehensive geodynamics study in Krupnik-Kresna region Sofia metro expansion (multiple sections) Tunnel construction under Cherni Vrah Boulevard Varna slope anti-erosion reinforcement He holds legal certification for cadastre activities and maintains proficiency in English and Russian for international collaboration.

• Engineering Geodesy
• GNSS
• Geodetic Measurements
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Roumen Nikolov is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Library Studies and Information Technologies in Sofia, Bulgaria. He is an active researcher with 19 publications generating over 10,773 reads and 81 citations, specializing in the integration of information technology across education, environmental management, and urban development. As a core member of Elena Shoikova's Lab, his work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementations of emerging technologies. His research spans Smart Education systems, Blockchain applications, Smart City ecosystems, and Forest Management solutions. Key interests include developing competence-based learning models for digital natives, creating energy-efficient smart home environments, and establishing interoperable standards for urban IoT infrastructure. His publications consistently emphasize sustainability, user-centered design, and the socio-technical implications of digital transformation in both educational and ecological contexts. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a pronounced interdisciplinary trajectory where computer science fundamentals converge with environmental science and educational theory. Dominant themes include the application of Big Data analytics in urban ecosystems, blockchain-enabled industrial innovation, and the conceptualization of smart learning environments. His work demonstrates particular strength in translating technical capabilities into tangible solutions for Bulgaria's national ICT strategy implementation and sustainable regional development. Nikolov maintains extensive collaborative networks across Bulgarian academic institutions including the Technical University of Sofia and Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. His primary research vehicle is Elena Shoikova's Lab, which focuses on advanced ICT applications in education and environmental management. Current projects emphasize cloud-based educational architectures, smart forest ecological management systems, and the development of service-oriented smart home solutions that prioritize energy efficiency and user experience.

• Smart Education
• Smart Cities
• Blockchain Technology
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Nadya Vasileva Agova serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry within the Faculty of Pharmacy at Medical University - Varna. Holding a PhD earned in 2019, she maintains active research and teaching responsibilities in pharmaceutical sciences. Her research portfolio centers on retinoid chemistry and drug metabolism , with significant contributions in analytical methodology (HPLC) and oncology applications . She integrates computational approaches including Python programming and molecular docking to investigate natural compounds like terpenes and propolis, while also exploring food supplement formulations and dietetics applications. Her work bridges pharmaceutical chemistry with clinical oncology through synthetic retinoid development. Dr. Agova has published 12 scientific articles with an h-index of 1 in both Web of Science and Scopus databases. Her research demonstrates consistent focus on pharmaceutical analysis and drug development methodologies. She maintains professional presence through ORCID (0000-0002-0342-4672), Scopus, and Web of Science profiles. Current bibliometric indicators include Total SNIP of 4.834 and Total CiteScore of 9.8, reflecting active contribution to pharmaceutical literature despite her relatively early-career status post-PhD.

• Pharmaceutical Chemistry
• Retinoid Research
• Drug Metabolism
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Надежда Василева Славова is a Senior Lecturer at the Technical University - Gabrovo, Bulgaria, working in the Department of Language and Specialized Training. With over 15 years of academic experience, she focuses on language education, particularly English for specific purposes including Technical English, Business English, and language training for engineering students. Her work bridges language teaching methodologies with modern educational technologies. Dr. Slavova's research interests span specialized language education for technical and business contexts, with particular emphasis on developing effective teaching methodologies for adult learners. She explores the intersection of language learning with cognitive processes, translation theory, and educational technology applications. Her work addresses practical challenges in language acquisition for professional settings. Her publication record shows a strong focus on practical language teaching applications. Recent works emphasize digital platforms like Moodle for language instruction, visualization techniques in translation, and effectiveness of different teaching approaches. She has researched the use of proverbs in language learning and challenges of foreign language acquisition, particularly for adult learners in technical fields. Dr. Slavova has been actively involved in numerous research projects, including international collaborations through ERASMUS+ programs. Her project work focuses on active learning communities, upskilling technicians and engineers, and developing modern educational technologies for language instruction across multiple European countries.

• Language Education
• Technical English
• Business English
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Prof. Dr. Math. Mihail Konstantinov serves as a Part-time Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Mathematics at the Faculty of Transport Engineering, University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG). He has maintained academic positions at UACEG since 1985, progressing from Assistant (1985-1986) to Associate Professor (1987-2001) and full Professor (2002-present). He has held significant administrative roles including Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Transport Engineering (1989-1999, 2005-2012) and Vice-Rector of UACEG (1999-2003). His educational background includes: Master of Mathematics from Plovdiv University "P. Hilendarski" (1981) Doctor of Mathematics from the Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (1986) Professor Konstantinov's research spans multiple mathematical disciplines with particular emphasis on differential and operator equations, control theory, matrix theory, and numerical methods. His work bridges theoretical mathematics with practical engineering applications, especially in transport design. He has developed expertise in both traditional mathematical analysis and modern computational approaches using MATLAB, Maple, and MATHEMATICA. His scientific interests also extend to voting theory and mathematical education, reflecting his dual commitment to academic research and practical societal applications. With over 530 scientific publications including more than 300 in refereed journals, his scholarly output demonstrates remarkable breadth across mathematical disciplines. His work shows consistent focus on numerical analysis, matrix computations, and control systems, with increasing emphasis on computational methods and educational applications in recent decades. The integration of his mathematical expertise with electoral system design represents a unique interdisciplinary contribution. His scientific recognitions include: Individual impact factor exceeding 42 Over 1,500 citations by Bulgarian and international researchers Membership in specialized scientific councils at the Bulgarian Accreditation Commission (1991-2009) Extensive service as reviewer for national and international journals Participation in the international scientific network NICONET (Numerics In COntrol NETwork) Professor Konstantinov has supervised doctoral students both in Bulgaria and internationally, though specific student names aren't documented in the provided information. His administrative contributions extend beyond academia into national governance, where he has served on Central Election Commissions for parliamentary, presidential, and local elections (1991-2011), including as Deputy Chairperson (2003-2009). He has also advised the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) since 1997 and contributed to the development of Bulgaria's electoral legislation. His professional activities demonstrate a unique synthesis of advanced mathematical research, engineering education, and practical application in electoral systems design. This interdisciplinary approach has positioned him as a key figure bridging theoretical mathematics with real-world governance challenges in Bulgaria.

• differential and operator equations
• control theory
• matrix theory
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Martin Georgiev serves as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) in Sofia, Bulgaria, within the Faculty of Architecture's Department of Residential Buildings. He maintains regular office hours on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM in Cabinet 1025. His educational background includes: Doctor of Architecture from UACEG's Faculty of Architecture, Department of Residential Buildings (2020-2023) Professional field 5.7 "Architecture, Construction and Geodesy" with scientific specialty in "Architecture of Buildings, Structures, Facilities and Details" Master's degree in Architecture from UACEG, Faculty of Arts (1998-2004) Secondary education at First English Language High School in Sofia (1992-1997) Dr. Georgiev's research focuses on the intersection of computational methods and architectural design, particularly emphasizing parametric, algorithmic, and generative design approaches applied to residential buildings. His work explores how digital tools can be integrated into early design phases to optimize construction processes through data-driven methodologies. He has developed specialized expertise in architectural modeling using digital tools, which forms the basis of his doctoral research on construction and optimization of residential buildings through data and algorithms. His recent publications demonstrate a clear trajectory toward computational design solutions in architecture, with emphasis on practical applications of data and algorithms in residential building design. The research shows particular attention to optimizing construction processes through digital methodologies. Dr. Georgiev actively participates in architectural practice through associations with geoarchitects.eu and capitalfort.com, bridging academic research with professional design work. His teaching responsibilities encompass multiple residential buildings courses across the 3rd, 4th, and 5th year curriculum, including specialized projects and lectures on digital architectural modeling techniques.

• Architectural Design
• Parametric Design
• Algorithmic Design
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Radul Shishkov serves as Chief Assistant at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG), specifically within the Faculty of Architecture's Department of Interior and Design for Architecture. He also holds the position of Managing Partner and Lead Architect at CAST Studio while lecturing in the master's program "Contemporary and Computational Design" at UACEG. His educational background includes a Doctorate in "Strategies for the application of algorithmic modeling in architectural design" (2020), a Master's degree in Architecture (2008-2013) from UACEG, and earlier education at the Professional High School of Construction, Architecture and Geodesy in Plovdiv. Shishkov's research focuses on computational approaches to architectural design, with particular emphasis on parametric and algorithmic modeling techniques. His work bridges theoretical exploration with practical application in both interior and architectural contexts. He has developed specialized courses in parametric design, computational design, and digital fabrication, contributing significantly to the integration of advanced computational methods in architectural education. His publication history reveals a consistent focus on applying computational techniques to architectural challenges, spanning from interior design to urban environment analysis. The publications demonstrate progression from practical design applications toward more sophisticated algorithmic approaches for building information modeling and urban analysis. Shishkov actively participates in international design workshops and research projects, including "Parametric Planning" with SOFIAPLAN and various EU-funded initiatives. His professional practice includes significant architectural projects such as residential buildings, restaurant designs across multiple countries, and technical expertise for historical building restoration. He leads international workshops on parametric design and digital fabrication across locations including Athens, Vienna, Sofia, and Amman, demonstrating his commitment to advancing computational design methodologies globally. His CAST Studio serves as both a professional practice and research platform for exploring the frontiers of computational architecture.

• Parametric Design
• Algorithmic Modeling
• Computational Design
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Martin Evlogiev is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Architectural Technology, Faculty of Architecture, University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) in Sofia, Bulgaria. He has been teaching since April 2022, with previous experience as a part-time lecturer from February to April 2022. His teaching responsibilities include courses on computer technologies in architecture, building construction, and architectural structures for various year levels. Dr. Evlogiev received his architectural education at UACEG, Faculty of Architecture, where he completed his Master's degree in Architecture specialization with a focus on "Public Buildings" between 2009 and 2015. His earlier education includes attending secondary schools "Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy" (1997-2004) and "Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin" (2004-2009) in Sofia. He further enhanced his expertise with a Specialized Course in Cultural Heritage Conservation at Ecole de Chaillot from 2017 to 2019. Martin Evlogiev's research focuses on the intersection of architecture and advanced digital technologies. His work explores how artificial intelligence, building information modeling (BIM), and 3D visualization tools can transform architectural design processes and education. He investigates both the technical applications and ethical implications of these technologies in architectural practice. His research spans from practical software implementation challenges to broader questions about how digital tools reshape creative workflows and professional standards in architecture. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on artificial intelligence applications in architecture, with particular attention to visualization techniques, ethical considerations, and design automation. He also conducts research on educational aspects of technology adoption in architectural curricula and explores specialized applications of BIM and virtual reality in architectural practice. Dr. Evlogiev has received numerous awards and recognitions for his work: November 2024: Special Prize by Chaos for great contribution at AEC Hackathon in Sofia October 2022: Nomination in the "Computer Graphics" category at International Computer Art Forum "Computer Space" November 2020: Audience Award at Sixth national exhibition-competition for graduate thesis December 2019: First Prize in Logo Competition for the "Bulgarian Flying Disc Federation" September 2014: First prize as part of "Niconsult" team in Competition for the reconstruction of the monument "1300 years of Bulgaria" December 2013: Audience Award at Sofia Architectural Hall October 2013: First Prize in "Architecture" - Highest Architectural Potential Award at ArchHackathon April 2013: Special Award at Positive/Negative Competition May 2013: Third prize at "Keep caml & make DVOR" competition With extensive professional experience in architectural practice since 2013, Dr. Evlogiev brings real-world insights to his academic work. He has worked at firms including "Archont" (2019-2025), "Ivo Petrov Architects" (2015-2019), and "Niconsult" (2014-2015). His practical experience spans architectural design, computer-generated architecture, and internships at various architectural studios. He is also actively involved in research projects, including the "Sozopol 2021 Architectural Studio" analyzing the historic center of Sozopol. Dr. Evlogiev is a member of several professional organizations including CAB (with PPP), SAB ("SPA 15" Company, where he serves as Deputy Chairman), and BANHA. He is currently pursuing doctoral studies independently since 2025 and continues to develop his expertise in advanced architectural technologies.

• Architectural Design
• Computer Technologies in Architecture
• Artificial Intelligence in Architecture
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