I am a PhD student in Computer Science Department (CSD), of University of Crete (UoC). I also hold a position as Doctoral Research Assistant in Information Systems Laboratory, of the Institute of Computer Science (ICS), of the Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas (FORTH). I also give tutorial lectures, as teaching assistant in various coursers in CSD.

My scientific interests lay at theoretical computer science. I obtained my bachelor's degree from the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications, of National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (UoA). There I majored in the Foundations of Computer Science and in Data and Knowledge Management. My graduate studies were on Algorithms, Logic and Discrete Mathematics, a join programme from UoA and the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). While still a graduate student I worked as an intern for the ICS, on game theory.

I now live at Heraklion, Crete. The subject of my doctoral research lays at the intersection of Algorithms, Computational Logic and Machine Learning. The intersection of Computational Logic and Machine Learning forms the area of Inductive Logic Programming, a learning technique where the obtained knowledge is encoded as a logic programme. The intersection of Algorithms and Machine Learning form the area of Computational Learning Theory, which constitutes a formal study of learning algorithms' properties.

When not studying or researching I like to play games, read and watch science fiction, and cycling. I love both tabletop and computer RPGs. Among my favorite game genres are adventures and immersive sims. I am fond of the Star Trek Universe and Isaak Asimov's books. I have a weakness for medieval history. Perhaps my favorite book is the "Name of the Rose", by Umberto Eco.