Welcome to my website. I am an Assistant Professor at the Department of Eletrical and Computer Engineering of the University of Cyprus and a member of the KIOS Research Center for Intelligent Systems and Networks. My main research interests are in signal processing and systems identification/ modeling with applications to systems biology and physiology. In this context, I am particularly interested in:

• Systems identification/modeling
  • Identification of nonlinear and nonstationary systems
  • Applications of machine learning techniques to systems identification
  • Model order selection for dynamic systems
• Quantitative and systems physiology
  • Cardiovascular regulatory mechanisms, cerebral hemodynamics and blood flow autoregulation
  • Insulin-glucose interactions, glucose metabolism and control in diabetics
  • Multiscale mathematical modeling and optimal therapy design for cancer
  • Neural systems modeling
• Functional neuroimaging
  • Mathematical modeling of the Blood Oxygenation Level Dependent (BOLD) response
  • Pharmacological functional MRI: Functional imaging as a tool for drug development
  • Assessment of functional and effective brain connectivity in healthy and diseased (e.g. epileptic) subjects
  • Resting-state network analysis of multimodal functional neuroimaging data

For more details, please visit the Biosignal Processing and Quantitative Systems Physiology Lab. Feel free to contact me if you are a student interested in the above research areas.

Project websites:

Cancer Chemotherapy: Mathematical Modelling and Optimal Control (DIDAKTOR program funded by the Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation)

Mulimodal prediction of epileptic seizures from long-duration EEG and ECG data (funded by the Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation)

Development of computational tools and services for assessment of oncological diseases (funded by the European Union Territorial Cooperation program and national funds of Greece and Cyprus) - Greek version, English version coming soon