I am a computer vision researcher with a computer science background in image analysis and artificial intelligence, working at WMG, University of Warwick.
My PhD thesis forged, through the use of computer vision, the
notion of visual recognition of human rights violations from images, whilst this area is addressed by strongly considering
the constraints related to the usability and
exibility of a real practice. Prior to my PhD, I completed two MSc degrees from University of Burgundy & Technological Education Institute of Crete.
Before that, I received my BSc in Informatics Engineering from the Technological Education Institute of Crete.
I’ve put together a timeline below with some milestones of my life. You can also read my Full CV.
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University of Warwick 10/2020Senior Research Fellow
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University of Essex 21 Nov 2019Awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science
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University of Essex 10/2018 - 9/2020Senior Research Officer, HRBDT Project
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University of Essex 2016 - 2018Lab Assistant, ‘Professional Development’
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University of Essex 2015 - 2019PhD in Computer Vision, 'Visual Recognition of Human Rights Violations'
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TEI of Crete Spring Term 2015Research Internship, Proposed a novel framework for monitoring human activity in serious games using depth data
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University of Burgundy 2014 - 2015MSc Computer Vision
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TEI of Crete 2013 - 2015MSc Informatics & Multimedia
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TEI of Crete Summer 2012Internship, Developed algorithms for simultaneous video and sound recording of three fish
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TEI of Crete Winter Term 2012Teaching Assistant, ‘Digital Image Processing’
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TEI of Crete 2007 - 2013BSc Applied Informatics & Multimedia