Michalas Loukas

Michalas Loukas is a Research Fellow in the Department of Physics at the University of Crete. He holds a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Athens (2009), and has held research positions including Senior Research Fellow at the Zepler Institute for Photonics and Nanoelectronics (2018–2019), Research Fellow at the University of Southampton (2016–2018), and Marie-Curie Fellow at IMM-CNR, Rome (2015). His work focuses on AI-driven micro/nano electronics, RF MEMS design, memristor characterization, and semiconductor materials.

Education:

• 2009: Ph.D., Physics Department, University of Athens
• 2004: M.Sc., Physics Department, University of Athens
• 2002: B.Sc., Physics Department, University of Athens

Research Interests:

• AI integration in manufacturing for Industry 5.0 and sustainability
• Predictive reliability analysis for high-power RF MEMS
• Electrical characterization of memristors and semiconductor interfaces
• Microwave microscopy for material property analysis

Advising/Grants:

• Marie-Curie Fellowship (2015)
• Extensive collaboration with international institutes including the University of Southampton and IMM-CNR

Labs/Teams:

• Zepler Institute for Photonics and Nanoelectronics (2018–2019)
• Electronics & Computer Science (ECS), University of Southampton (2016–2018)