Theodore Kaskalis

Professor Theodore Kaskalis is a faculty member at the Department of Applied Informatics within the School of Information Sciences at the University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece. He holds the position of Professor in "Informatics - Digital Systems' Programming", appointed in 2024.

His educational background includes:

• Computer & Informatics Engineer from the Polytechnic School of Patras (1993), graduated with honors (8.62/10).
• Ph.D. in Parallel Distributed Processing from the Department of Applied Informatics, University of Macedonia (1998), with honors and supported by the Greek State Scholarships Foundation.
• Graduate of the School of Educational Officers for Vocational and Technical Education (SELETE) (1999), with honors (9.00/10).

Professor Kaskalis' research spans several key areas in computing and informatics. His primary interests include Digital Design, Embedded Systems, and Computer Programming, which form the foundation of hardware and software development. Additionally, he focuses on Internet Computing, Parallel and Distributed Processing, and Grid Technologies, reflecting his expertise in large-scale computing environments and networked systems. His work bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications, particularly in educational technology as evidenced by his teaching of courses on digital environments in education.

His scientific awards and honors are notable:

• Graduated with honors (8.62/10) as a Computer & Informatics Engineer from the Polytechnic School of Patras (1993).
• Ph.D. with honors, supported by a 3-year fellowship from the Greek State Scholarships Foundation (1998).
• Graduate of SELETE with honors (9.00/10) (1999).

Regarding academic advising and research grants, the available information does not specify current students or detailed grant history. However, his extensive publication record (9 books, 19 journal articles, 41 conference papers, and 5 other works) suggests active research and mentorship. His teaching portfolio includes courses such as Application Development and Big Data, Web Programming, and Digital Systems Design, indicating a strong commitment to education.

Information about specific laboratories or research teams led by Professor Kaskalis is not provided in the given text.