Michail Mylonakis

Michail Mylonakis is a researcher at KTH Royal Institute of Technology's School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, specifically within the Department of Information Science and Engineering. He completed his doctoral studies in 2023 with a dissertation focusing on empirical coordination frameworks in network communication systems.

His research interests center on information theory with particular emphasis on empirical coordination over networks, statistical coordination frameworks, and interference management in communication channels. Mylonakis has developed novel approaches to coordination problems subject to fidelity criteria, extending traditional frameworks to handle practical constraints in network communication.

His publication record shows a consistent focus on theoretical aspects of network information theory, with particular attention to multi-agent coordination, interference control, and communication constraints. His work demonstrates strong mathematical foundations in probability theory and information-theoretic analysis.

Mylonakis has collaborated extensively with researchers including Fotios/Photios Stavrou and Mikael Skoglund, producing significant contributions to the field of empirical coordination theory through multiple conference publications and his doctoral dissertation.