Kasimis Chrysostomos

Chrysostomos Kasimis is a Lecturer in the Electronics and Computers Department at the University of Patras, affiliated with the School of Sciences. He holds a Master's Degree (2007) and a PhD (2013) in Electronics from the University of Patras. His primary roles include teaching laboratory courses such as Physics Laboratory IV/V, Computer Programming I/II, and Analog Electronics Laboratory. He is a member of the Laboratory Teaching Staff (EDIP) in the Electronics Laboratory.

His research focuses on neural networks for control systems and analog VLSI integrated circuits, with contributions to adaptive filter design, low-power circuits, and bio-inspired neural network applications. His work spans hyperbolic function-based filters, zeroing neural networks for optimization, and companding techniques in biomedical signal processing.

Publications highlight innovation in analog circuit design (e.g., sinh-domain filters, OTA-based systems) and interdisciplinary applications in finance through neural networks. His career demonstrates expertise in both theoretical and applied electronics, with a strong emphasis on practical laboratory instruction.