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TASIDOU Aimilia is an Associate Professor at CESI, focusing on Security and Privacy by Design in Intelligent Infrastructures. She leads the Engineering and Numerical Tools research team, addressing challenges in privacy-preserving data extraction, CPS architecture, and decision-making systems. Her work aligns with EU regulatory standards and emphasizes practical applications in smart services and critical infrastructure.
Education:
- PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering (2015), Democritus University of Thrace
- MSc in Artificial Intelligence (2006), University of Edinburgh
- Diploma in Informatics (2005), University of Piraeus
Research Interests: Aimilia explores privacy frameworks for smart infrastructures, including Privacy-by-Design principles, cybersecurity in microgrids, and data anonymization techniques. She also investigates the economics of personal data and its implications on fair data transactions. Her work bridges theoretical foundations with real-world implementations, such as privacy-preserving parking solutions and secure VoIP systems.
Publications: Her recent work emphasizes privacy solutions compliant with EU legislation (e.g., GDPR), optimal allocation of privacy budgets in differential privacy, and enhancing security in telecommunication systems. Her 2021 paper on CPS architectures and 2022 study on microgrid networks highlight her contributions to resilient infrastructure design.
Labs/Teams: As part of CESI’s Engineering and Numerical Tools team, she collaborates on projects like HArMoNICS (high-assurance microgrid systems) and PRISM (privacy safeguards for smart services). Past projects include myVisitPlanner GR, a personalized tourism platform, and studies on cultural heritage sustainability.
