Apostolos Lydakis

Apostolos Lydakis is a Researcher at the University of the Aegean, affiliated with the Department of Product and Systems Design Engineering. His interdisciplinary academic background spans Informatics, Bioinformatics, and Molecular Genetics, enabling cross-domain contributions to systems thinking and workflow management.

Education:

• BSc in Informatics, University of Piraeus (2004)
• MScEng in Bioinformatics, Chalmers University of Technology (2007)
• MSc in Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto (2009)

Research Focus:
Lydakis applies Systems Thinking, Service Design, and Sustainable Design to address human-centered complexities. His work integrates Systemic Theory with Self-organization principles, bridging computational and biological domains.

Publications:
His scholarship includes: (1) a 2003 paper on systemic methodologies in Workflow Management (2) a 2009 Molecular Biology study of membrane protein complexes, and (3) a 2020 exploration of systems thinking in Food Security. These reflect his dual expertise in Business Process Modeling and Proteomics.

Contact:
Email: apostolos.lydakis@aegean.gr