Papadomanolaki Maria

Papadomanolaki Maria is a Lecturer at the School of Production Engineering and Management at the Technical University of Crete, affiliated with the AMCL (Applied Mathematics & Computer Laboratory). Her work bridges applied mathematics, computational methods, and biomedical research. She focuses on endocrinology and thyroid disorders, particularly Hashimoto's thyroiditis and vitamin D interactions, as well as nutritional interventions like Spirulina's effects on metabolic health. Her research employs mathematical modeling in tumor invasion dynamics and numerical analysis techniques.

Key research areas include biomedical engineering applications of mathematical models, computational biology for tumor growth simulations, and clinical studies on vitamin D deficiency impacts. Her recent work examines Spirulina's role in lipid metabolism, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and cardiovascular risk factors. The AMCL lab serves as a collaborative platform for interdisciplinary projects.

Publications span biomedical modeling, endocrine pathology, and functional food studies, demonstrating a strong focus on translational research. No awards are explicitly mentioned, though her contributions to mathematical methods in medical research are notable.