Ioannis Patrikios

Ioannis Patrikios is a Professor of Biochemistry and Deputy Dean at the School of Medicine, European University Cyprus. He holds a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from The City University of New York (1994) and a BSc in Biochemistry (1986). His research focuses on biochemistry, multiple sclerosis treatment (particularly Neuroaspis PLP10), anticancer agents, omega fatty acids, and clinical trials. He leads Phase III clinical trials for neurodegenerative diseases and has pioneered nutraceutical interventions for MS. Awards include the Forensic Fellows of Medical Science (2015), Scuola Superiore d'Immunologia Fellowship (2001), and Sigma Xi Honor Society membership (1994).

• Founder and Chairman of the School of Medicine at European University Cyprus
• Former CEO of PALUPA Medical Ltd., developing therapeutic nutraceuticals
• Editor of EC Neurology and advisor to the Academy of Forensic Medical Sciences

Key research areas: Neuroprotective agents, MS treatment efficacy, clinical trial methodologies, and lipid agglutination mechanisms. His work includes over 50 peer-reviewed publications and patents on medical nutrition formulas. He organizes annual international biomedical congresses in Cyprus and has contributed to European Union-funded projects like Gender Net (2019).

Exhibitions and clinical trials focus on Neuroaspis PLP10 for MS therapy, showcased at international forums since 2016. His research bridges basic biochemistry with clinical applications, emphasizing translational medicine.