Dimitrios Liarokapis

Dimitrios Liarokapis serves as a Senior Lecturer in Cyber Security and Networks at Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom. His primary affiliation is with the Department of Cyber Security and Networks within the university's engineering or computing school structure, though the specific school name isn't explicitly stated in available materials.

His research spans three interconnected domains:

• Biomedical AI applications using Random Neural Networks for epileptic seizure detection and fall prevention through EEG signal analysis
• Telecommunications innovation focusing on millimeter wave optimization for 5G cellular networks
• Sustainable logistics through data-intelligence-driven digital twin frameworks

These areas demonstrate consistent application of neural network architectures to solve domain-specific problems with real-world impact.

Analysis of his publication trends since 2011 reveals increasing focus on healthcare and logistics applications, with recent high-impact work in Applied Sciences (2024) and Sensors (2022). His eight research outputs show growing citation impact, particularly in medical AI applications.

Dr. Liarokapis actively secures industry partnerships, currently leading the Advanced Logistics Data Integration project with JOHN G. RUSSELL (TRANSPORT) LIMITED. This Knowledge Exchange initiative develops bespoke data pipelines for logistics operations, demonstrating strong industry-academia collaboration. His supervision record includes at least one research student, with opportunities likely available in his interdisciplinary projects.

His laboratory environment emphasizes practical AI implementation across healthcare monitoring systems and sustainable logistics solutions, leveraging neural network architectures to process complex datasets from EEG signals to supply chain operations.