Mikros Emmanuel

Mikros Emmanuel is a Professor in the Section of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the University of Athens, affiliated with the Faculty of Pharmacy and Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. His academic career spans decades, with significant contributions to pharmaceutical chemistry and metabolomics.

• Education: Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry (1988, 1984), Université PARIS XI; Diploma in Chemistry (1983), University of Athens.

His research focuses on NMR spectroscopy, molecular structure analysis of biologically active compounds, structure-based drug design, and metabolomics. He has pioneered methods integrating NMR with computational tools for drug discovery and biomarker identification.

Recent publications highlight his work in NMR-MS heterocovariance for drug screening, metabolomics in diagnostics, virtual screening for kinase inhibitors, and computational approaches in understanding metabolic disorders.

• Scientific Awards: DAAD Fellowship (Germany, 1996), Marie Curie Fellowship (European, 1994), CIES Fellowship (France, 1993), National Foundation Scholarship (ΙΚΥ Greece, 1985-88).

He has taught undergraduate and graduate courses such as Inorganic Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Organic Spectroscopy, and Drug Design, while leading research initiatives in pharmaceutical chemistry and related fields.