Constantopoulos Panos

Panos Constantopoulos is a Professor in the Department of Informatics at the Athens University of Economics and Business. His research focuses on digital curation, semantic technologies, and knowledge representation for cultural heritage and scholarly communication.

Dr. Constantopoulos leads projects involving ontology-driven information extraction, knowledge graph construction, and FAIR data principles for humanities research. His recent work develops transformer-based methods for scholarly data processing and linguistic linked data generation.

Publications emphasize digital preservation frameworks, metadata aggregation, and semantic modeling of research activities. Article themes include heritage data management, research infrastructure design, and interdisciplinary methodologies.

He coordinates European initiatives like DARIAH and contributes to standardization in digital preservation. Dr. Constantopoulos teaches graduate courses in knowledge systems and advises PhD students in informatics.