PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
Science gains value when it enters public life.
I communicate ideas about technology, learning and critical thinking beyond academic audiences. Across classrooms, public forums, media and community initiatives, the purpose remains the same: to make scientific knowledge accessible without making it simplistic.
Beyond the academic audience.
Over the years, I have coordinated and delivered more than 200 talks, workshops and events across Cyprus, Europe and beyond. The settings change, but each encounter reinforces the importance of sharing research openly and inviting critical discussion.
I am also a founding member of Science Hoaxes, a volunteer group that challenges pseudoscience and misinformation, and I have contributed regularly to Forbes and Insider on the social and ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence and digital transformation.
Founding member of Science Hoaxes
Forbes and Insider contributor
CHRONOLOGICAL ARCHIVE
Articles, talks, initiatives and public conversations.
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ARTICLE · 02 MARCH 2024
The transformation of Banking and Finance by AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is radically transforming the banking and finance industry. It is not only affecting the efficiency of banks, but redefining how banks interact with customers, manage risk and innovate in their product offerings. This transformation is driven by AI’s unique capabilities in data processing, pattern recognition and predictive analytics. According to Accenture, AI could significantly boost a bank’s…
Find the complete article in the March issue of the Insider magazine.
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ARTICLE · 02 DECEMBER 2023
From scientific citations to chasing followers on Instagram.
Three months ago, I embarked on a mission to amplify my science communication by enhancing my Instagram presence. This journey led to an insightful revelation. Despite the apparent divergence between the realms of research and social media, I discovered they possess profound parallels, particularly in the way they can induce anxiety and stress and impact self-esteem. This experience highlighted the unexpected emotional…
Find the complete article in the December issue of the Forbes magazine.
ARTICLE · 13 OCTOBER 2023
Adaptive Learning and Artificial Intelligence: Revolutionizing Education with Artificial Intelligence
Technological developments are reshaping how students learn, and teachers teach in the rapidly evolving education landscape. One of the most transformative developments is Adaptive Learning, a dynamic educational approach that leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create personalized learning experiences. The potential of Adaptive Learning is vast, with its application poised to revolutionize education and significantly…
Find the complete article in the October issue of Forbes magazine.
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ARTICLE · 29 SEPTEMBER 2023
Unlocking Synergy: Responsible AI’s Impact on Corporate Social Responsibility
The responsible incorporation of AI into business operations has become a pivotal concern in our ever-changing technological landscape. Acknowledging this imperative, MIT Sloan Management Review (MIT SMR) and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) have united to explore the intricate interplay between Responsible AI (AI) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Their combined research endeavors reveal invaluable insights into whether…
Find the complete article in the September issue of Insider magazine.
ARTICLE · 30 AUGUST 2023
Revealing the ecological consequences of artificial intelligence: a growing environmental concern
Recently, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly advanced to become a pivotal force driving technological innovation and instigating transformative changes across diverse industries. However, as the pervasive deployment of this potent tool continues, it unveils a fresh challenge: the substantial ecological cost entailed by AI operations. This article meticulously delves into the environmental ramifications of AI,a subject…
Find the complete article in the August issue of Economy Today.
ARTICLE · 04 AUGUST 2023
Shaping the European digital landscape
Over the past two decades, digital platforms like Amazon, Google, and Apple have become indispensable but also raised concerns about their influence on democracy, rights, societies, and the economy. Their control over information access and innovation poses potential issues. The European Parliament adopted two significant legislations, the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Digital Services Act (DSA), on 5 July 2022 to address…
Find the complete article in the August issue of Insider magazine.
ARTICLE · 04 AUGUST 2023
Cinema forecasts and technological landscape
This article examines iconic sci-fi films’ predictions and their impact on technological progress. Assessing films like “Blade Runner,” “The Matrix,” “Minority Report,” “Her,” “Ex Machina,” and more, we analyze how closely today’s technology aligns with their futuristic portrayals. Delving into the accuracy of these predictions, we also delve into the influence of science fiction on technology.
Find the complete article in the August issue of Insider magazine.
ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 2023
Digital Literacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Digital illiteracy in our technologically advanced society includes a lack of proficiency in digital technologies and access to online resources. Digital literacy includes basic skills and the ability to critically evaluate online information, identify potential threats, and effectively use digital tools for personal and professional purposes. However, in today’s landscape, digital illiteracy extends to the inability to…
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ARTICLE · 11 JUNE 2023
Artificial Intelligence and Education: The UNESCO Position
The widespread integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, including the renowned ChatGPT software, in educational institutions has become a pressing global concern. Despite AI’s immense potential to revolutionize education, a recent survey by UNESCO revealed that fewer than 10% of schools and universities have implemented formal guidelines or strategies for its use. UNESCO acknowledges AI’s intricate nature and…
Find the complete article in the June issue of Insider magazine.
ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2023
The European Union’s position on Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the power to revolutionize society, but ethical concerns, privacy, intellectual property rights, security, and discrimination remain. The EU aims to lead AI regulation with the proposed AI ACT, addressing these challenges. The AI Act includes strict requirements for high-risk AI systems, transparency measures, data protection standards, and intellectual property safeguards. Its impact on the…
Find the complete article in the May issue of Insider magazine.
ARTICLE · 02 MAY 2023
The future of autonomous vehicles
Discover the future of autonomous vehicles in my latest article, featured in Forbes. The global market for self-driving cars is projected to grow at a staggering CAGR of 25.75% from 2022 to 2030, reaching a value of USD 197 billion. Despite this tremendous growth, adopting autonomous vehicles comes with various legal challenges and questions that must be addressed.
Find the complete article in the May issue of Fobes magazine.
ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2023
Technology and employers of the first choice
The success of modern businesses depends on their ability to maintain high levels of efficiency and productivity. Technology has emerged as a key enabler, allowing companies to achieve their goals and gain a competitive edge. As technology evolves at an unprecedented rate, companies investing in the latest tools and systems will likely stay ahead in the job market. Moreover, these companies are often viewed as preferred…
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ARTICLE · 12 MARCH 2023
Rethinking Education – Artificial Intelligence in Education
In fact, ChatGPT presents an opportunity for us to rethink how we evaluate our students, moving away from the outdated exam-centric approach that emphasizes rote memorization. Rather than simply memorizing information, we should encourage our students to develop more relevant skills in the modern world. This means incorporating more case studies and problem-solving exercises into our assignments and exams so that our students…
Find the complete article in Phileleytheros Newspaper.
ARTICLE · 03 MARCH 2023
Seeking Smarter: How AI (and ChatGPT) are Revolutionizing the Search Culture
Imagine you are facing the daunting task of finding the ideal gift for your loved one’s birthday, and despite hours of scrolling through online stores, you’re still at a loss. Frustrated, you turn to your trusty virtual assistant for assistance. You ask for gifts that align with your loved one’s preferences and fit your budget. Within moments, your assistant provides you with a thoughtfully curated selection of options…
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ARTICLE · 25 DECEMBER 2022
The tourism industry in the fourth industrial revolution
The tourism industry has been the cornerstone of the economy of many countries for several years. National strategies and promotional actions towards specific markets shaped the countries’ sailing plans for years, and they no doubt managed to maintain or even boost their growth indicators. However, the campaigns of other countries with similar tourist products and geostrategic balances have always posed a threat. In terms of…
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ARTICLE · 27 NOVEMBER 2022
META-FASHION: From Maria Antoinette to Digital Fashion
The concept of fashion goes back to when people started wearing clothes to protect themselves. Over the years, clothing, from being a means of preserving the human body, became a means of expression and a symbol of prosperity. People’s character and aesthetics are reflected in how they dress. From the 1700s, clothing design takes on an identity, and the first fashion designers set the trends for imperial clothing. Marie…
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ARTICLE · 31 OCTOBER 2022
Intelligent Systems Laboratory
Insider Magazine, aiming to present innovative solutions provided by companies and research laboratories in Cyprus, hosts a two-page feature on the Intelligent Systems Laboratory. The article focuses on the robot/computer vision applications the laboratory has recently developed. The laboratory develops image retrieval algorithms, methodologies for disease detection in vineyards, training assistance systems, robot vision…
ARTICLE · 31 OCTOBER 2022
Arts and Artificial Intelligence
Through his creativity, man gave birth to the arts and gave color to life. What would humanity be like without Beethoven’s ninth symphony? Would love have the same meaning if Shakespeare didn’t praise it in Romeo and Juliet? How would we define the standard of beauty if Leonardo da Vinci didn’t paint the Mona Lisa? Would Paris be as beautiful without the Eiffel Tower? Machines may surpass human nature in the way they solve…
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RECOGNITION / NEWS · 12 OCTOBER 2022
Gold Medal at Kaggle’s Google Universal Image Embedding competition
The Intelligent Systems Laboratory of the Department of Computer Science of Neapolis University Pafos, in collaboration with the Automatic Control and Robotics Laboratory of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the Democritus University of Thrace, participated jointly in the “Google Universal Image Embedding” competition organized by Google on the Kaggle platform.Our team, “IRonCLIP,” secured a gold medal…
ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2022
Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
Have we been so preoccupied in recent years with the achievements of artificial intelligence that we fail to understand that day by day, while our lives are getting easier, our human rights are being violated? So we enjoy the convenience offered by our mobile phones, digital advisors, social media, and even search engines. We do not realize that our personal lives are exposed to companies and organizations to the extent that…
Find the complete article in the October issue of Forbes magazine.
ARTICLE · 12 AUGUST 2022
Artificial intelligence and ethics
Today, artificial intelligence (AI) quietly and discreetly assists us in every step of our daily lives. Smart devices direct us to our destination, while online services tailor their content to be within our interests. For example, TV platforms choose the next movie to watch for us, while intelligent “assistants” allow us to improve the experience of interacting with our own homes. Soon, AI applications will allow us to…
ARTICLE · 31 JULY 2022
Gamification: benefits, considerations, and future avenues
Before criticizing someone for the time she/he sacrificed in Fortnite, consider the energy they spent to be the player everyone wants on their team today. Getting good at a game requires concentration and investment of time. But, on the other hand, games have the potential to reward us directly in a way that, on the one hand, helps us not to see our playing time as waste and, on the other hand, “encourages” us to improve…
Find the complete article in the August issue of Insider magazine.
ARTICLE · 26 JUNE 2022
Emotions, computers, and organizations
Economies worldwide are rapidly becoming ‘behavioral economies’ – a world in which human behavior is a commodity that can be influenced, quantified, standardized, and packaged at scale. This change is driven by the maturation of disciplines such as machine emotional intelligence and behavioral economics, allowing companies and governments to analyze and shape our behavior like never before. How does this synergy between…
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ARTICLE · 29 MAY 2022
Helping computers perceive human emotions
The commercial exploitation of the achievements of artificial intelligence has led to the universal transformation of the market. Car manufacturers compete not only on the horsepower and fuel consumption of their vehicles but also on the level of intelligence of their services. Online shops recognize our needs before we express them. Subscription-based entertainment services recommend films and music based on our preferences…
Find the complete article in the June issue of Insider magazine.
ARTICLE · 08 MAY 2022
How many piano tuners are there in the entire world?
According to Glassdoor and Business Insider, Google is considered one of the best employers among tech companies and IT graduates’ top choices. The criteria that shape its popularity include the total compensation it offers, working hours, quality of the workplace, advancement opportunities, and a healthy environment among co-workers and management. Today, Google has offices in 69 locations in the United States of America and…
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TALK / VIDEO · 30 APRIL 2022
Metaverse – a deep dive into the future
On October 28, 2021, Facebook announced its new name, Meta. The name change aligns with the company’s intention to transform its services, forming a new metaverse. The announcement marks the start of a new era for the IT giant, estimated to cost more than $50 million. The media worldwide host the name change on their front pages and introduce the new technology that aspires to transform the internet. But what is metaverse, and…
ARTICLE · 03 APRIL 2022
A great theory and (at least) three beautiful minds
The “Times” magazine refers to mathematician John von Neumann as “perhaps the smartest man ever born.” Von Neumann significantly contributed to many fields, including mathematics, physics, economics, computing, and statistics. For example, he pioneered the application of operator theory to quantum mechanics in developing functional analysis, concepts of cellular automata, the universal constructor, and the digital computer. He…
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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2022
Approaching the limits of computer power
Since the 1960s, computing power has grown exponentially. Today, computer engineering and computer science have demonstrated computing power capable of competing with (and in several cases dominating) human intelligence. But what is the picture of the next day? Is it possible for computing power to grow at the same rate, or are we approaching the limit we can hardly overcome? Is the materials technology mature enough to offer…
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ARTICLE · 20 FEBRUARY 2022
Recommender systems and attention economy
The age we are going through is characterized as the age of information. At any given time, vast amounts of data are generated and circulated online. Indicatively, it is worth mentioning that 60 hours of new material is added to the YouTube platform every minute that passes. At the same time, vast amounts of information are circulated on social media, websites, news portals, and online stores. Online platforms compete to gain…
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ARTICLE · 25 DECEMBER 2021
Metaverse: Is it the evolution of the internet?
On October 28, 2021, the parent company of the popular online platforms Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp announced its renaming to Meta. The name change aligns with the company’s intention to transform its services, forming its metaverse. The announcement marks the start of a new era for the IT giant, estimated to cost more than $50 million. The media worldwide host the name change on their front pages and introduce the new…
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ARTICLE · 28 NOVEMBER 2021
Educational Robotics
Artificial intelligence and robotics contribute, among other things, to forming a new scientific field that aims to modernize education. Educational robotics is introduced as a learning tool and definitively transforms young people’s education. At the same time, however, it contributes to creating a fast-growing new industry that produces educational robots and tools. This new market is growing at a frantic pace and will soon…
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ARTICLE · 31 OCTOBER 2021
Cloud Computing
From the mid-1990s, the term cloud began to be widely used and conquered computer science. Today, the technology behind the cloud is the cornerstone of many services and silently interacts with our daily lives. Thanks to cloud computing technology, our files are secure, we enjoy multimedia material such as movies and videos at low cost, and science fiction becomes more “science” and less “fiction”. But what exactly is cloud…
Find the complete article in the November issue of Insider magazine.
RECOGNITION / NEWS · 18 OCTOBER 2021
Education Leader Awards
The “Cyprus Education Leaders Awards” highlight and reward the remarkable work of educators at all levels of education.The Neapolis University of Pafos participated in the competition with the Intelligent Systems Laboratory of the Department of Computer Science, whose participation was distinguished for the second consecutive year by the evaluation committee in the Higher Education “Innovation in Teaching”. We are committed to…
RECOGNITION / NEWS · 18 OCTOBER 2021
Research funding
For a large portion of citizens, research funding is spent on theoretical science contributions and translates into a set of publications that help researchers and academics step up and increase their income. They see research as a body that is cut off. “They believe that this money could cure important social and economic issues. But how close are these views to reality?
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ARTICLE · 03 OCTOBER 2021
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs)
Recently, there has been strong investor interest in the Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) market. In the second quarter of 2021, the NFTs market recorded transactions worth $ 2.5 billion, compared to 13.7 million in 2020. International auction houses turn their attention to NFTs while the business community watches its frantic adoption skeptically. But what are Non-fungible Tokens, and how are they called to transform the investment…
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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2021
Software as a Service
Software and developers were ready to push technology to its limits. New programming languages are constantly emerging, providing significant power in the hands of creators: an essential factor influencing the evolution is the storage media. The software was available via floppy disks with extremely limited storage capacity. A typical example of the time was the game Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge for Amiga by Lucas Arts…
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ARTICLE · 25 JULY 2021
An aging workforce in the digital era
It is a fact that demographic changes taking place in the European Union countries show that Europe is evolving into a continent of elders. In 2019, almost one-fifth (20.3%) of the European Union population was 65 and over. The European Union predicts that by 2060, the share of people over 65 will increase to 29.0% of the total population. At the same time, according to Eurostat, the percentage of people aged 80 and over in…
RECOGNITION / NEWS · 27 JUNE 2021
Crowdfunding, in simple words
Technology and finance meet in various ways. One of them is crowdfunding. So, what is crowdfunding? Crowdfunding is a method of raising money through the mutual effort of customers, family, friends, and individual investors. The most famous business magazine, Forbes, hosts our article on crowdfunding, a potential avenue for business financing in Cyprus.
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ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2021
i-Voting – the Future of Elections?
In the 2014 European elections, only 42.5 percent of people eligible to vote participated. The high abstention recorded worldwide in recent years is a cause for concern. I-Voting is a unique solution that simply and conveniently helps to engage people in the governance process. But the question is, can i-voting reverse the climate? Are we ready to trust i-voting? The financial and business magazine “Insider” hosts an article…
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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2021
AI opportunities and challenges
Elon Musk believes that artificial intelligence is as dangerous as nuclear weapons. At the same time, one of the brightest minds in theoretical physics and cosmology, Stephen William Hawking, argued that artificial intelligence could end humanity. Is it possible that risk assessments made by people who recognize the capabilities and prospects of technology are wrong? What is artificial intelligence, the opportunities, the…
ARTICLE · 04 APRIL 2021
Industrial Robots and COVID-19
The most famous business magazine, Forbes, hosts my article on how industrial robots benefit the online shopping industry during the pandemic. The industrial robotics start-up ecosystem seems to be booming in recent years, and the pandemic period appears to be favoring it. Industrial robotics investments have increased fivefold in the last five years, showing that the future is more than bright. E-commerce changed how we shop…
TALK / VIDEO · 10 MARCH 2021
Artificial Intelligence, Challenges, and Opportunities
Live discussion on how Artificial Intelligence will affect our work, entertainment, entrepreneurship, and daily lives. Participating in the panel are Dr. Savvas Chatzichristofis – Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the Neapolis University Pafos, Dr. Maria Terzi – Artificial Intelligence Researcher / Co-founder of Malloc, and Dr. Georgos Chatzimilioudis – Oracle Cyprus/Malta. Coordinated by the Executive Director…
MEDIA APPEARANCE · 10 MARCH 2021
Radio Appearance on Radio Proto
On 10/02/2021, I was interviewed by Radio Proto in Cyprus for “Πρώτη Εκπομπή”. I talked about artificial intelligence and the way it can influence our lives.
ARTICLE · 07 MARCH 2021
How Bitcoin transformed our lives
On May 22, 2010, in the US, the first official trading transaction using Bitcoin was recorded in Florida. The 10,000 bitcoins were enough for Laszlo Hanyecz to buy two pizzas. The value of the cryptocurrencies at that time did not exceed $23. Today, 11 years later, 10,000 Bitcoins equal to more than $450 million, making that transaction the most successful pizza sale in mankind’s history. The significant changes in Bitcoin’s…
TALK / VIDEO · 25 FEBRUARY 2021
Pafos2040 – Volume II: Innovation
The Mayor of Pafos, Phedonas Phedonos, presented the municipality’s goals and actions for the city’s transition to the smart and digital era. The discussion was also attended by the Deputy Ministry of Research Innovation and Digital Policy of Cyprus, Kyriakos Kokkinos, the Deputy Minister for Special Digital Projects, and the Cadastre of Greece, Giorgos Stylios, and the Director of the Center for Innovation and…
ARTICLE · 07 FEBRUARY 2021
Autonomous cars: Past, present, and future
The financial and business magazine “Insider” hosts an article about my opinion on Autonomous Vehicles (Issue 16, February 2021). “Artificial intelligence is now mature enough to safely support implementing accurate localization and navigation systems. Alongside the automotive industry, IT companies are spending resources researching reliable models ready for commercial use. The gradual installation of high-speed and (almost)…
TALK / VIDEO · 28 JANUARY 2021
Will a robot take your job?
If you are sitting at a desk, driving a taxi, or answering the phone, stop for a moment and ask: could a robot or machine do this job better? The answer, unfortunately for you, might well be yes. Digital TV hosts an interview with me and discusses the current trends in Robots, Educational Robotics, and future employability.
ARTICLE · 24 JANUARY 2021
5G… blessing or curse?
Politis newspaper, a daily Greek-language newspaper published in Cyprus, hosts an article and my opinion on 5G potentials. “5G networks are a springboard for innovative products and services to improve citizens’ lives. The first four generations of wireless networks secured human communication. The fifth generation will allow secure and uninterrupted communication between devices, turning the vision of the technological…
TALK / VIDEO · 18 JANUARY 2021
Smart Cities and 5G
5G network implementation challenges and Smart Cities: A discussion on ‘Radio Active.’ “In the industry as well as in agricultural cultivation, the fifth-generation networks will allow the remote, continuous production monitoring. The competent services will be able to track natural disasters, earthquakes, hurricanes, and other weather-related events.”
ARTICLE · 17 JANUARY 2021
The most common myths about 5G
Kathimerini newspaper, a daily, political, and financial morning newspaper published in Cyprus and Greece, hosts the opinion of two academics on 5G network implementation challenges, health issues, and potentials. [Read More]
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ARTICLE · 20 DECEMBER 2020
Designing Smart Cities: A Human-Centered Approach
The financial and business magazine “Insider” hosts an article about my opinion on Human-Centered Smart Cities. The article focuses on an innovative vision, known and new methodologies, and tools which intend to create Human-Centered Smart Cities, starting from a small neighborhood and scaling up to an entire city. “Insider” magazine is published alongside Forbes and distributed in Sunday’s Phileleftheros newspaper.
ARTICLE · 18 DECEMBER 2020
Towards Industry and Society 5.0 in the Era of the Pandemic
Towards Industry and Society 5.0 in the Era of the Pandemic from BlackLemon.Tv on Vimeo. Technology is made up of the terms ‘Techne’ and ‘Logos’ that refer to the dualism of its artistic/creative and logical/scientific aspects. And thus, the ideas of Schumpeterian creative destruction and the hope and potential for a better tomorrow for mankind are implicit in this Promethean concept. We live in an age of artificial…
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ARTICLE · 23 NOVEMBER 2020
The School year in the middle of COVID-19: Tools, Challenges, and Prospects
Σχολική χρονιά εν μέσω COVID19: Εργαλεία, Προκλήσεις και Προοπτικές from BlackLemon.Tv on Vimeo. The COVID-19 pandemic has created the largest disruption of education systems in history, affecting nearly 1.6 billion learners in more than 190 countries and all continents. Closures of schools and other learning spaces have impacted 94%of the world’s student population, up to 99% in low and lower-middle-income countries. Join us…
ARTICLE · 15 NOVEMBER 2020
Transforming a country into a startup-nation
The financial and business magazine “Insider” hosts an article about my opinion on CS-related entrepreneurship and digital innovation. Issue 14, November 2020, includes an extensive analysis of how countries can be transformed into startup nations. “Insider” magazine is published alongside Forbes and distributed in Sunday’s Phileleftheros newspaper.
RECOGNITION / NEWS · 07 OCTOBER 2020
Award For Applied Research, Excellence Of Knowledge, and Contribution
The “Cyprus Education Leaders Awards” is a pioneering institution that highlights and awards educators’ remarkable work at all levels of education and is held under the auspices of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, and Youth. Neapolis University Pafos participated in the competition with the Intelligent Systems Laboratory of the University’s Computer Science Department, whose participation received the highest…
ARTICLE · 10 SEPTEMBER 2020
Challenges and the Prospects of Employment in the field of Computer Science in Paphos
Neapolis University Pafos from BlackLemon.Tv on Vimeo. An open online meeting and discussion with four international computer science-related companies:
ARTICLE · 01 JULY 2020
Artificial Intelligence: Threat or Opportunity?
Science Hoaxes 11: Τεχνητή Νοημοσύνη και Ρομποτική from BlackLemon.Tv on Vimeo. Live discussion with three academic researchers from Switzerland and Cyprus. Dr. Margarita Chli from the ETH of Zurich, Dr. Savvas Chatzichristofis from the Neapolis University Paphos, and Dr. Sotiris Hatzis of TEPAK. “Science Hoaxes is a volunteer group dedicated to combating pseudoscience and promoting scientific literacy at all levels of…
ARTICLE · 17 JUNE 2020
Face Recognition Technologies and Civilian Privacy
One can easily realize the benefits of face recognition technology. Its applications are innumerable, and many of them are already part of our daily lives. This technology came to help people, ensure their data’s security and reduce crime. However, its improper use endangers the privacy of citizens. [Read the article]
TALK / VIDEO · 17 APRIL 2020
The # NUPSupportAgainstCOVID19 Initiative
Presentation on Kanali 6 of the Actions of Neapolis University for Restricting the Consequences of the Covid19 Pandemic and the # NUPSupportAgainstCOVID19 Initiative
MEDIA APPEARANCE · 16 APRIL 2020
Broadcasting at DisruptCyprus
Neapolis University Pafos (NUP), following its longstanding policy of continuously providing and supporting the local community with its available academic and technological resources, offered to assist and enhance the efforts of The Republic of Cyprus and Local Authorities’ efforts to decrease the pandemic’s consequences. The Rector of the Neapolis University Pafos, Professor Pantelis Sklias, Associate Professor Marios…
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ARTICLE · 06 SEPTEMBER 2019
Educational Robotics
Avant-garde newspaper hosts an interview and a long discussion about the current Robots and Educational Robotics trends. [Read More]