Albanos Paraskevas

Albanos Paraskevas is a Lecturer at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki's Department of Algebra, Number Theory and Mathematical Logic. He holds a PhD in Diophantine Geometry and has been teaching since 2014, covering courses like Number Theory, Cryptography, and Algebraic Structures. His professional experience includes over 16 years of secondary education (2001–2017) and ongoing roles in adult education since 2007, focusing on statistics, economic mathematics, and computer literacy.

Education:

• Undergraduate: Mathematics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
• Postgraduate: Theoretical Mathematics and Studies in Education
• Doctoral Thesis: Explicit Curves on Algebraic Number Fields and Diophantine Equations (Supervisor: Dimitrios Poulakis)

Research focuses on Number Theory (Diophantine equations, algebraic number fields), Algebraic Geometry (Riemann-Roch spaces, algebraic curves), and Adult Education (technology adoption in teaching). His work bridges theoretical mathematics with practical applications in education.

Publications emphasize computational solutions to Diophantine problems and educational methodologies. No awards are explicitly mentioned, but his active teaching and research roles reflect sustained academic contribution.