Kalamboukis Theodore

Kalamboukis Theodore serves as a Professor at Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), where he maintains active research and administrative roles. His institutional affiliation centers on AUEB's academic ecosystem, with significant leadership experience including two terms as Vice-Rector (2001-2007).

His academic credentials include:

• BSc in Mathematics from Athens University
• Ph.D in Computer Science from the University of Glasgow

Research activities prominently feature Information Management with specialized focus on cross-lingual text retrieval systems, medical information retrieval, and clustering-enhanced classification techniques. His methodological approach integrates computational linguistics with practical information system design, particularly addressing multilingual challenges in specialized domains like healthcare.

Publication trends from 2004-2008 reveal consistent innovation in text processing architectures, with increasing emphasis on medical applications and cross-lingual solutions. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between computer science, healthcare informatics, and linguistic engineering, particularly through clustering methodologies applied to classification problems.

No scientific awards were documented in the provided materials.

Academic supervision includes doctoral and Master's dissertations in Economics and Informatics. Research funding spans multiple high-impact projects:

• MedAS (2006): Cross-language medical retrieval and image systems
• TIME (2005): EU-ASIA ICT tele-imaging initiative
• Joint Research Programme (2002-2005): Collaboration with University of Iasi
• e-Lexicon (2002): Economic terminology digital dictionary
• DILOS (1999): Bilingual economic dictionary development

He maintains active consultancy with EU research programs and Greece's General Secretariat for Research and Technology.

As Administrator of AUEB's Information and Database Systems Laboratory, he directs research in database architectures and information management systems, providing infrastructure for text processing and cross-lingual applications development.