Sergaki Eleftheria

Sergaki Eleftheria is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), Technical University of Crete (TUC), Greece. She serves as Head of the Electrical Power Systems Laboratory (POW) and has held adjunct professor roles in the past. Her expertise spans control systems, energy efficiency, and medical AI applications.

Education:

• PhD (2011): Energy Efficient Control, TUC
• Master’s (1997): Energy Efficient Control, TUC
• Diploma (1985): Physics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Research Interests:

• Control algorithms for energy efficiency and loss minimization
• AI-driven medical diagnosis (CNNs, MRI analysis)
• Model regression using AI techniques

Recent Research Trends: Her work bridges energy systems and medical applications. Recent studies include real-time energy management for inverters, CNN-based GI organ segmentation, and tumor detection via MRI analysis. She also explores motor efficiency optimization for electric vehicles and robotics.

Awards: No awards explicitly mentioned.

Advising & Labs: Leads the Electrical Power Systems Lab (POW). No listed advisees. Engaged in curriculum development for engineering physics labs.

Professional Background: Over 34 years at TUC, including roles as Teaching Associate (1985-1990) and leadership in multiple labs. Holds certifications in laser technology, microcontrollers, and energy systems.