I am currently an (excited) postdoc researcher in the group of Piotr Skowron at the Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics, and Mechanics of the University of Warsaw, funded by an ERC grant!
I have completed my PhD at the Theory Group of the Department of Informatics of Athens University of Economics and Business, I am fortunate to have been advised by Vangelis Markakis. My dissertation can be found here.
I have completed a Master Program on Algorithms, Logic and Discrete Mathematics, (which I undoubtly suggest to anyone interested in theoretical computer science, trying to decide a postgraduate program) and my thesis on "voting rules for expressing conditional preferences in multiwinner elections" can be found here.
Before that, I spent four years for my undergraduate studies at the Department of Mathematics, at the University of Patras and since then I am indebted to Dimitris Kavvadias for introducing me to the world of Algorithms. My thesis on "computational aspects of graphs gathered from Twitter", can be found (in greek) here.
I was ranked first and graduated with honours degree in both my undergraduate and master programs. I have been fortunate to receive a fellowship for my PhD studies from Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation, where my proposal was selected as the best among a pool of more than 100 candidates in the field of Mathematics and Information Sciences. Moreover, I have gained valuable experience through research internship programs at both Archimedes Research Unit for Artificial Intelligence, Data Science and Algorithms and the research team of Input Output Global.
It was a pleasure helping (as a PC member) at ECAI'25, IJCAI'25, AAAI'25, AAMAS'25, ECAI'24 (wt an award!), IJCAI'24, AAAI'24, AAMAS'24, ADT'24, EUMAS'24, AAAI'23, ECAI'23, AAAI'22; (as a reviewer) at the journals of Mathematical Reviews, Group Decision and Negotiation, Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems; (as a subreviewer) at SAGT'25, SODA'24, SAGT'24, PRIMA'24, SAGT'22, ADT'21, EUMAS'21, COMSOC'21, SAGT'20; (as a member of local arrangements committee) at ACAC'20 and SAGT'19.
During my PhD I had had fun TA'ing "Algorithms", "Special Topics in Algorithms" and "Introduction to Programming".
If you still want to learn more about me (in a more formal and boring way), a -probably outdated- version of my cv can be found here.
