Panos Georgakis

Panos Georgakis is a Professor in Intelligent Transportation Systems at the University of Wolverhampton, specifically within the Faculty of Science and Engineering. His work bridges advanced technologies with sustainable transport solutions, focusing on critical areas like cybersecurity, digital twins, and micromobility safety.

• BSc in Computer Science (Coventry University)
• MSc in Software Engineering (Coventry University)
• MBA in Engineering Management (Coventry University)
• PhD in Intelligent Transportation Systems (University of Wolverhampton)
• PGCert in Learning and Teaching (University of Wolverhampton)

Research Interests center on Intelligent Transportation Systems, with a focus on enhancing urban mobility through micromobility innovations and cyber resilience frameworks. His studies investigate the digital transformation of infrastructure sectors, including applications of artificial intelligence and extended reality (XR) in improving road safety for vulnerable users. He has also contributed to policy discussions on natural capital integration in transport planning and the adoption of electric vehicles in the UK.

Publications reveal a strong emphasis on smart mobility, sustainable logistics, and critical infrastructure protection. His 2025 work on road safety workshops and 2024 studies on digital twins highlight cross-disciplinary collaboration spanning engineering, policy, and behavioral science.

Professional Activities include leading Horizon 2020 EU projects and providing parliamentary evidence on topics like cybersecurity and natural capital. His career progression from Research Fellow (2003) to Senior Lecturer (2009) and current Reader in Transportation Systems underscores his expertise in both academic and policy domains.