George Amanatidis

George Amanatidis is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Informatics at the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) since December 2024 and a Research Associate at the Archimedes Unit of the Athena Research Center since February 2023. His academic career spans multiple international institutions with progressive roles in theoretical computer science and algorithmic economics.

His educational qualifications include:

• PhD in Computer Science (2017) from Athens University of Economics and Business with thesis "Design of algorithms and mechanisms for problems with limited—or no—payoffs"
• Diploma in Applied Mathematics from National Technical University of Athens
• Master of Science in Mathematics from Georgia Institute of Technology

Dr. Amanatidis specializes in algorithmic problems at the intersection of Discrete Mathematics, Computer Science, and Economics. His research critically examines fair allocation of goods, mechanism design frameworks, and graph sampling methodologies, contributing to foundational advancements in computational social choice and resource distribution theory. His work bridges theoretical computer science with economic modeling to solve complex optimization problems under constraints.

No scientific awards are documented in the provided information.

While no student advisement details or research grants are specified in the source material, his career trajectory demonstrates sustained engagement with high-impact academic institutions including the University of Essex, University of Amsterdam, Sapienza University of Rome, and CWI Netherlands.

His current research activities at the Archimedes Unit focus on algorithmic design and computational theory, leveraging interdisciplinary approaches to address challenges in economic modeling and discrete systems.