Georgios Papadopoulos

Professor Georgios Papadopoulos is a faculty member at the Agricultural University of Athens, where he holds the rank of Professor and serves as the Director of the Institute of Experimental Design and Analysis. His academic career spans over three decades, with a strong focus on statistics, reliability theory, and data analysis in agricultural sciences.

Education:

• Diploma in Mathematics, University of Thessaloniki, Department of Mathematics (1980)
• M.Sc. in Computer Science and Operations Research, University of Athens, Department of Mathematics (1982)
• Ph.D. in Reliability Theory, University of Athens, Department of Mathematics (1993)

Research Interests:

His research spans a wide range of areas including statistical analysis of agricultural experiments, reliability theory, quality control, chemometrics, biometrics, and web-based learning. He has applied statistical modeling to diverse fields such as food science, plant biology, environmental monitoring, and medical diagnostics.

Publications and Impact:

Professor Papadopoulos has authored or co-authored over 50 peer-reviewed publications, many of which are highly cited. His work includes foundational contributions to reliability systems, statistical methods in agricultural experimentation, and sensory analysis of food products. His recent work increasingly incorporates machine learning and neural networks for predictive modeling in agriculture and environmental science.

Teaching and Mentorship:

He teaches a wide array of courses including Statistics, Biometrics, Experimental Design, and Statistical Quality Control across multiple departments at the Agricultural University of Athens and the University of Athens. He has also organized and led training seminars and summer schools on experimental design and statistical software.

Editorial and Academic Service:

He serves as a reviewer for several high-impact journals including IEEE Transactions on Reliability, Communications in Statistics, and Agronomy. His Google Scholar profile indicates over 509 citations, reflecting his significant influence in the statistical and agricultural sciences communities.