Undergraduate Student

During her senior high school years she participated in various mathematical contests of the Greek Mathematical Society and she was awarded the "Euclides" prize twice and the "Thales" prize three times. In October of 2022 she joined the Institute of Astrophysics at FORTH. She is currently working on topics related to high-energy cosmic rays under the supervision of Prof. Pavlidou and Prof. Tassis. She was awarded the 2023 George Grammatikakis prize for her academic performance.

In 2020, he started studying ultra-high—energy cosmic-rays and working on modeling mixed-composition ultra-high—energy cosmic-ray air showers in the Earth’s atmosphere, under the supervision of Prof. V. Pavlidou. In the same year, he started working with Prof. E. Kiritsis on a project on "Holographic RG flows on deformed 3-sphere".
 

Since 2021, under the supervision of Prof. Vasiliki Pavlidou, he is using machine learning methods to detect the turnaround radius of galaxy clusters.

In September 2021 he started working on his senior thesis under the supervision of Professor Vasiliki Paulidou and her graduate student Stelio Romanopoulo on Backtracking of ultra-high-energy cosmic-rays through the Galaxy’s magnetic field in order to determine their sources and their composition.

In the August of 2020, he started working on his senior thesis with Prof. Elias Kiritsis entitled "Holographic Theories defined on a squashed 3 dimensional sphere". In 2021, he started working with Prof. Vasiliki Pavlidou on the study of phenomena beyond the standard model of particle physics that are detected through interactions of Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays with the atmosphere.

During the summer of 2021 she worked as an intern at Skinakas Observatory under the supervision of Dr. Reig. In 2022 she started working on her senior thesis with Dr. Reig studying the variability in Be/X-ray binaries. 

During the summer of 2021 he was an intern at FORTH’s Institute of Astrophysics. One year later, he officially became a member of the Institute when he started working on his senior thesis under the supervision of Prof. Andreas Zezas concerning star clusters and X-ray binaries of NGC2276.

During the summer of 2021 he was an intern at FORTH’s Institute of Astrophysics. One year later, he officially became a member of the Institute when he started working on a research project under the supervision of Prof. Andreas Zezas concerning sub-galactic scaling relations between X-ray binaries and stellar population parameters.

In 2019, under the supervision of Prof. Vasiliki Pavlidou, he participated in the “SMILE: Search for Milli-Lenses” project, and became an official member of the project in 2021. The same year he started working, under the supervision of Dr. Casadio Carolina, on his senior thesis concerning the study of a sample of compact radio loud sources using VLBI radio data in search of strong gravitational lens systems that could account for Dark Matter halo candidates.