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Panos Louvieris serves as Professor of Information Systems at Brunel University London within the Department of Computer Science, College of Engineering, Design and Physical Sciences. He leads the Defence & Cyber Security (DCS) research group and holds co-directorship roles at the Brunel Intelligent Digital Economy and Society (IDEAS) Research Centre and the Trusted Open Models Institute (TOMI) at the Hartree Centre. His academic profile includes committee membership in the EPSRC Digital Personhood Network, EPSRC ITaaU+ Network, and NEMODE+ Network, reflecting his influence in UK research infrastructure.
His research spans cybersecurity, data fusion, and computational finance with emphasis on cyber situational awareness, explainable AI, and distributed ledger technologies. Recent work integrates agent-based simulation for pandemic modeling, Markov models for threat prediction, and social media analysis for security awareness. This interdisciplinary approach bridges computer science, operations research, and social sciences to address defense, finance, and public health challenges through advanced computational models.
Analysis of his publication trajectory reveals evolving focus from foundational information fusion (2005-2010) to cyber-physical systems (2010-2015), with current emphasis on digital personhood markets (2020-present). His most recent publications demonstrate methodological innovation in blockchain applications for tax compliance and geospatial pandemic modeling, while maintaining core expertise in cyber defense analytics.
Louvieris actively supervises research and collaborates with institutions including the Hartree Centre and EPSRC networks. His grant portfolio features the EPSRC-funded Digital Personhood project (2013-2016), Innovate UK's Contact Tracing project (2020-2021), and current leadership of the EPSRC Making Tax Smart initiative (2022-2023) exploring distributed ledger technology for central bank digital currency compliance.
He directs the Defence & Cyber Security research group and co-leads the IDEAS Research Centre, fostering cross-disciplinary work on digital economy challenges. Current projects involve HSBC sandbox testing of Open Banking prototypes and development of futures markets for digital personhood data, positioning his team at the intersection of cybersecurity, FinTech, and societal digital transformation.
