Stylianos A. Kakoullis

Stylianos A. Kakoullis is an Associate Professor at the Department of Medicine, School of Medicine, European University Cyprus. His expertise spans Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, with a focus on transplantation outcomes and viral hepatitis in organ donors. He holds a Doctor of Medicine from the University Medical School of Pécs (1995) and completed clinical fellowships at Columbia University (2002) and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (2000).

• Qualifications: MD from University Medical School of Pécs, Hungary (1995)
• Clinical Fellowships: Columbia University (Pulmonary Medicine, 2002), University of Pittsburgh (Critical Care Medicine, 2000)

His research interests include expanding donor pools for thoracic transplants, managing HCV in transplant recipients, and cytokine-driven mitochondrial dysfunction in sepsis. Recent publications highlight clinical trials on delayed HCV therapy post-transplant and mechanisms of cellular oxygen consumption. Kakoullis has led projects on ICU scoring systems and end-of-life care practices in European ICUs, funded by institutions like Duke University and Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Centre.

Awards include the 2018 Cyprus Respiratory Society Grant for pioneering spirometry training and humanitarian recognition from St. Vincent’s Medical Center. He has served as Chairman and Board Member of the Cyprus Medical Council (2016–2019) and advises the Medical School’s curriculum development. His clinical practice includes a decade of private pulmonary care in Cyprus, directing an ICU unit and co-founding Apollonion Private Hospital.