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Jasmina IsakovicView profile

Lecturer

European University CyprusCyprus

Jasmina Isakovic is a Lecturer in Histology at the European University Cyprus, School of Medicine, Frankfurt Branch. She actively contributes to academic leadership as Acting Vice-Chairperson while maintaining a research focus on neuroregeneration and electromagnetic field applications. Academic Appointment: Lecturer in Histology Institutional Affiliation: European University Cyprus Academic Role: Acting Vice-Chairperson Her research spans multiple neuroscience domains, particularly examining: Neural stem cell differentiation and regeneration Therapeutic applications of electromagnetic fields Mitochondrial dynamics in neurological disorders Development of automated imaging analysis tools (LUSCA) Neurodegenerative disease mechanisms Translational regenerative medicine approaches Recent publications highlight her work on electromagnetic field therapies for stroke rehabilitation, glial interactions, and computational modeling. She has developed open-source imaging tools to analyze cellular structures and investigates cross-organ regenerative mechanisms. While the text mentions Academic Advisory Services and Awards sections, specific details about scientific honors or advisory roles remain unlisted in the provided content.

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Mehmet KarayView profile

Assistant Professor

International Final UniversityCyprus

Mehmet Karay is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences at Final University. Holding a Doctorate in Management Information Systems from Girne American University (2015), his academic background spans mathematics, computer science, and energy systems through his degrees from Eastern Mediterranean University. PhD: Management Information Systems (Girne American University, 2015) MS: Mathematics (Eastern Mediterranean University, 2005) MS: Secondary School Mathematics Teacher Education (Eastern Mediterranean University, 2008) BS: Applied Mathematics and Computer Science (Eastern Mediterranean University, 2001) Karay's research bridges computational intelligence with environmental and operational challenges. His work includes: Neural network applications in epidemiological modeling (Zika virus) Energy-economic analysis (CO2 emissions, renewable energy) Theoretical mathematics (Fixed Point Theorems) System modeling with Petri Nets Wireless network security analysis Recent publications emphasize neural network methodologies , mathematical modeling of complex systems, and security protocol evaluations . While his current affiliation shows no explicit awards in the provided data, his academic profile reflects interdisciplinary expertise in computational and mathematical approaches to real-world problems.

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Philippos PouyioutasView profile

Professor

University of NicosiaCyprus

Professor Philippos Pouyioutas is a faculty member at the University of Nicosia, affiliated with the School of Sciences and Engineering and the Department of Computer Science. He serves as the Rector of the university and has held various leadership roles, including Director of Academic Affairs and Chairperson of the Research Committee at Intercollege (1996-2007). His research focuses on 5G Networks, Relational and Object-Oriented Databases, and Quality Assurance in Higher Education and E-Learning. PhD in Object-Oriented Databases (University of London, 1996) CertEd in Teaching/Learning in Higher Education (University of North London, 1993) His recent work involves projects like LIFE TWO, SHIFT, UN4DRR, EGEA, and SPHERA, funded by ERASMUS+ and other international initiatives. Key collaborations include the TESLA Adaptive Trust-based e-assessment System and evaluations for Piraeus University of Applied Sciences. Scientific contributions span over 100 publications, with a focus on Network Optimization, Educational Technology, and Database Systems. Awards include PhD scholarships from the University of London, ORS, and the Leventis Foundation. Coordinated applications for the Diploma Supplement Label and ECTS Label Supervised PhD students in Database Systems and E-Learning Quality Assurance

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Vicky Papadopoulou LestaView profile

Associate Professor

European University CyprusCyprus

Vicky Papadopoulou Lesta is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the European University Cyprus, where she holds a full-time position. Previously, she served as a Post-Doctorate Researcher at the University of Cyprus (2004-2008) and as a Visiting Lecturer at both the University of Patras (2003-2004) and the University of Cyprus (2007-2008). Her educational background includes a PhD (2003), Master's degree (2001), and Bachelor Diploma (1998), all in Computer Engineering and Informatics from the University of Patras, Greece. Dr. Papadopoulou Lesta's research spans the Theory of Algorithms and Complexity with focus on Computational Complexity, Graph Theory, Algorithms, Approximation and Combinatorial Algorithms, Parallel Algorithms, Algorithmic Game Theory, and Distributed Systems. Her work has significant applications in Facility Allocation problems, Topological Network Control, Frequency Assignment, and Wireless Sensor Networks. Her publications appear in prestigious journals including Algorithmica, Theoretical Computer Science, and Computer Networks. Her research has been supported by European Union and Cypriot state-funded projects. Chair of Organizing Committee for 2nd International Symposium on Algorithmic Game Theory (2009) Co-editor of Springer LNCS proceedings for SAGT 2009 Scientific Program Committee member for ICALP 2015 Regular reviewer for Theoretical Computer Science journal She has contributed significantly to network security validation, nonfunctional requirements validation, and cooperative user network interactions, applying game theoretic approaches to solve complex computational problems in wireless networks and security systems.

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Kypros MilidonisView profile

Assistant Professor

The Cyprus InstituteCyprus

Kypros Milidonis is an Assistant Professor in the Energy Department of the Energy, Environment, and Water Research Center (EEWRC) at the Cyprus Institute (CYI). His expertise spans renewable energy technologies, with a focus on solar energy systems, advanced energy conversion, and computational engineering. He holds an integrated Master’s Degree (2008) and a doctorate (2014) in Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautics from the University of Patras. Prior to joining CYI, he worked as a Research Associate at the University of Cambridge (2015-2018), focusing on energy conversion systems. Dr. Milidonis leads research projects spanning theoretical development (TRL 1-4) to pre-industrial applications (TRL 5-7), emphasizing solar energy innovation. His work includes optimizing heliostat fields, anti-soiling strategies, UAV-assisted monitoring, and AI-driven design. He actively collaborates with industry and manages international projects, such as SolarPACES Task III. His research integrates interdisciplinary approaches, combining mechanical engineering, computational modeling, and material science. Key contributions include advancements in heliostat field optimization, solar receiver design, and the application of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in solar plant maintenance. His publications span solar thermal systems, computational tools like SunPATH and fluxtracer, and historical engineering reconstructions (e.g., ancient Greek artifacts). He is a Principal Investigator and coordinator, emphasizing translational research bridging academia and industry.

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Christodoulos StylianouView profile

Researcher

The Cyprus InstituteCyprus

Christodoulos (Chris) Stylianou is a Researcher at the Computation-based Science & Technology Research Center (CaSToRC) at The Cyprus Institute (CyI), where he serves as a Research Engineer for the EuroCC2 Project. He holds an MEng in Electrical & Electronic Engineering from Imperial College London, an MSc in High Performance Computing (HPC) with Data Science from the University of Edinburgh, and a PhD in HPC, Computational & Data Science, and Software Engineering from EPCC at the University of Edinburgh. His research focuses on High Performance Computing, with specialties in heterogeneous and distributed computing, performance portability, and the application of artificial intelligence to accelerate sparse linear algebra for next-generation hardware architectures. His work contributes to advancing computational methods for modern and emerging computing systems. Chris is affiliated with CaSToRC, a leading research center within CyI that drives innovation in quantum computing, machine learning, computational modeling, and high-performance computing. He actively participates in collaborative projects like EuroCC2, contributing to the development of computational infrastructure and methodologies.

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Nick JenningsView profile

Professor

University of CyprusCyprus

Dr. Nick Jennings is the Vice Provost (Research) at Imperial College London, where he holds a Chair in Artificial Intelligence across the Departments of Computing and Electrical and Electronic Engineering. He previously served as the UK government’s inaugural Chief Scientific Adviser for National Security from 2010 to 2015, providing independent scientific guidance on national security issues. His research focuses on advancing artificial intelligence and its applications in complex systems, including autonomous systems, cyber-physical infrastructure, and decision-making under uncertainty. Jennings has contributed to the development of methodologies for managing large-scale distributed systems and has explored the ethical implications of AI in national security contexts. He has been affiliated with Imperial College London, contributing to its strategic research direction as Vice Provost. His work integrates interdisciplinary approaches, bridging computer science, engineering, and policy. Jennings has been instrumental in securing research funding, including collaborations with the European Union and the Government of Cyprus through initiatives like the KIOS Research and Innovation Centre of Excellence. His professional contributions extend beyond academia to high-level government advisory roles, reflecting his expertise in applying scientific insights to real-world challenges in security and technology.

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Konstantinos FokianosView profile

Professor

University of CyprusCyprus

Konstantinos Fokianos is a Professor of Statistics at the University of Cyprus. He completed undergraduate studies in Mathematics at the University of Ioannina and earned his M.A. (1993) and Ph.D. (1996) in Statistics from the University of Maryland, USA. His academic career includes positions at Ohio State University (Visiting Assistant Professor), Lancaster University (2018-2020), and the University of Cyprus where he advanced from Lecturer to full Professor. Professor Fokianos specializes in time series analysis with focus areas including integer-valued time series models, high-dimensional time series, spectral analysis, semiparametric modeling, and isotonic estimation. His methodological research encompasses network autoregression, multivariate count time series, causal inference for health questionnaires, and clustering techniques. Applied work includes epidemiological network analysis, medical prognostics for leukemia, and tourism competition modeling. He has held visiting positions at Ludwig Maximilians University, National Institutes of Health, EPFL, and other institutions. Elected member of the International Statistical Institute since 2005, he serves on editorial boards of Journal of Time Series Analysis and Statistical Modeling, and edits Springer's 'Frontiers in Probability and Statistical Sciences' series.

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Solon FalasView profile

Researcher

University of CyprusCyprus

Solon Falas is a Ph.D. Candidate and Researcher at the University of Cyprus, affiliated with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence. His work focuses on adaptive routing algorithms for Networks-On-Chip, power efficiency in mobile SoCs, and quality-of-service in embedded systems. B.Sc.: Computer Engineering, University of Cyprus (2017) Research Interests: Solon's research integrates adaptive routing algorithms for load balancing and fault tolerance, power-efficient SoC design for mobile platforms, and intelligent methods for guaranteed quality-of-service in embedded systems. Recent projects highlight his expertise in Physics-Informed Neural Networks applied to power systems and embedded security. Publications: His work spans secure firmware updates in embedded systems (2019–2021) and advancements in power systems security using neural networks (2023–2025). Key trends include cybersecurity for critical infrastructure, robust algorithms for state estimation, and hardware-enabled security protocols. Labs & Teams: Solon contributes to the KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence, a hub for interdisciplinary research in electrical and computer engineering.

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Dimitrios KouzapasView profile

Researcher

University of CyprusCyprus

Dimitrios Kouzapas is a Research Associate at the KIOS Centre of Excellence, University of Cyprus. He holds a PhD in Computing from Imperial College London (2014), an MSc in Advanced Computing from Imperial College London (2009), and a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Cyprus (2008). Research Interests: His work spans models of computation , programming language semantics , system design and verification , and GDPR compliance . He has pioneered research in session types for concurrent and distributed systems, formal verification of metasurfaces , and ontology-based industrial process optimization . Scientific Awards: EPSRC Doctoral Prize for Excellence Projects: He led the VISORSURF project and contributed to the From Data Types to Session Types program at the University of Glasgow. His work also includes urban policy design via participatory stakeholder engagement in the Volunteering Cities ERDF-funded network. Teaching & Leadership: He taught at the University of Cyprus (2017-2018), supervised PhD students, and co-organized academic seminars and workshops.

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Anastasia IoannouView profile

Lecturer

European University CyprusCyprus

Anastasia Ioannou is a Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the European University Cyprus. She is affiliated with the School of Sciences and focuses on research in artificial intelligence, medical imaging, and optimization algorithms. Her academic qualifications and employment history are listed in her profile but lack detailed descriptions. Her research interests include deep learning applications for healthcare, medical image classification, and dynamic environment modeling using swarm intelligence. Recent work emphasizes Alzheimer’s disease detection through advanced machine learning frameworks and semi-supervised techniques. Publications highlight contributions in medical AI and computational optimization, with notable work in 2024 and 2023 advancing diagnostic tools for neurodegenerative diseases. Earlier research (2017) addressed colony size optimization in dynamic systems, reflecting her cross-disciplinary approach. No specific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided text. Advising and lab affiliations remain unlisted, though her profile references academic consulting roles and editorial committee involvement.

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Vasilios RaptisView profile

Visiting Associate Professor

European University CyprusCyprus

Vasilios Raptis is a Visiting Associate Professor in Computational Chemistry at the School of Sciences, European University Cyprus. He holds a PhD in Chemistry (2004) from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, specializing in molecular simulation of polymers. His academic qualifications include an MSc in Polymer Science (2000) and a Diploma in Chemical Engineering (1994) from the National Technical University of Athens. His research focuses on computational methods for materials science, including molecular dynamics simulations of polymers, perovskite materials, and drug delivery systems. Key areas of interest include structure-property relations in nanomaterials, bio-plastic production from waste, and the development of computational tools like POLYANA for analyzing molecular systems. Raptis has participated in multiple research projects funded by the EU and Greek institutions, including REMAP (mask patterning), AMPERCEL (perovskite solar cells), and B2B (bio-waste to bioplastics). His work spans interdisciplinary collaborations in nanotechnology, sustainable materials, and energy harvesting. His publications highlight contributions to perovskite interface modeling, polymer synthesis, and graph theory applications in chemistry. While no awards are explicitly listed, his extensive project involvement underscores his role in advancing applied computational chemistry.

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Panayiotis AndreouView profile

Associate Professor

University of Central Lancashire, CyprusCyprus

Panayiotis Andreou holds the position of Deputy Head of the School of Sciences and is an Associate Professor in Data Management at the University of Central Lancashire Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus). He is also the Course Leader for the MSc Data Analytics program. His academic journey includes a PhD in Computer Science (University of Cyprus, 2011), an MSc in Advanced Computer Technologies (2006), and a BSc in Computer Science (2003). He became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in 2016. Roles: Deputy Head (School of Sciences), Associate Professor, MSc Data Analytics Course Leader Research Interests: Data Management, Adaptive Computing, eHealth, Ambient Assisted Living Administrative Roles: Senate Member, Innovation and Enterprise Committee Chair, Internships Coordinator His research focuses on optimizing data systems for networks and healthcare, with contributions to wearable technologies, mobile applications, and elderly care systems. He has supervised PhD projects on adaptive visualizations and data management frameworks. Key grants include leadership on EU-funded projects like SLICES-DS (€2.9M) and RegTek (€1M), as well as national grants such as IDEALVis (€250K). He has also led cybersecurity and environmental monitoring initiatives like FireWatch (€160K). Awarded the Best PhD Award (EWSN’2012), eHealth Award for DITIS, and World Summit Award (WSA) for innovative healthcare systems. His outreach includes co-founding InSPIRE and serving on EU evaluation panels.

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Marinos ThemistocleousView profile

Professor

University of NicosiaCyprus

Marinos Themistocleous is a Professor and Associate Dean in the School of Business at the University of Nicosia, leading the Department of Digital Innovation. He also serves as Director of the Institute For the Future 22367214 and holds external roles including Professor at the University of Piraeus since 2017. His research focuses on blockchain technology, decentralized systems, and their applications in healthcare, energy, and smart environments. Education: PhD from Brunel University London (2002), Master’s from Athens University of Economics and Business (1997), and Bachelor’s in Informatics (1995). Research Interests: Blockchain consensus algorithms and governance frameworks IoV (Internet of Vehicles) and demand response management Cryptocurrency regulation and policy analysis Metaverse architecture and digital asset ecosystems Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) Blockchain applications in energy grids and healthcare systems Publications reflect a strong focus on blockchain scalability, cross-industry applications, and emerging technologies like the Metaverse. His work integrates technical innovation with policy considerations, emphasizing real-world implementations. Labs/Teams: Director of the Network Oriented Systems and Services Laboratory at the University of Piraeus, leading interdisciplinary research on networked systems and blockchain integration.

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John BellosView profile

Associate Professor

Neapolis University PafosCyprus

Dr. John Bellos is an Associate Professor of Structural Design and Construction Technology at Neapolis University Pafos (since 2018), serving as Head of the Department of Civil Engineering and Coordinator of the BSc in Civil Engineering Programme. He holds a Ph.D. in Structural Dynamics from SUNY Buffalo (1989), an MSc in Mechanical Engineering from SUNY Buffalo (1986), and a BSc in Naval Architecture & Mechanical Engineering from National Technical University of Athens (1984). His expertise spans structural design of reinforced concrete buildings, seismic analysis, progressive collapse resistance, and non-conservative dynamic systems. His research integrates machine learning for structural behavior analysis and aesthetic-form integration. He previously served as Director of Information and Learning Services (2009–2013), contributing to the university's technological infrastructure. Key research areas include reinforced concrete mechanics, seismic retrofitting, steel frame dynamics, and soil-structure interaction. He has published extensively on structural safety, vibration control, and computational methods in construction engineering. His work bridges theoretical analysis with practical applications in resilient infrastructure design. Bellos has advised on structural design projects for industrial and civil infrastructure, contributing to Eurocode compliance and advanced simulation techniques. His collaborations include the PROINDUSTRY project on seismic isolators and the Hellenic Navy's vibration studies on offshore vessels.

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