Student

In the fall of 2022, he started his bachelor thesis entitled "Measuring Galaxy Distances using Cross-Correlation Methods", to be later used for the SMILE project, under the supervision of Prof. Andreas Zezas and Dr. Carolina Casadio. In the summer of 2023 he completed his internship at Skinakas Observatory.

In February of 2023, he started working on his senior thesis under the supervision of Prof. Iossif Papadakis, titled "UV and optical cross correlation studies in AGN at different time-scales". The objective of his thesis was to quantitatively study the long timescale variations in Active Galactic Nuclei.

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. 

He became a member of the Institute of Astrophysics in 2022 when he started working on his senior undergraduate thesis under the supervision of Prof. Iossif Papadakis to study the X-ray variability of Active Galactic Nuclei using Swift/BAT light curves. He is currently a PhD student.

He became a member of the Institute of Astrophysics in 2022 when he started working on his senior undergraduate thesis under the supervision of Prof. Iossif Papadakis to study the X-ray variability of Active Galactic Nuclei using Swift/BAT light curves. 

During the summer of 2022 she participated in the physics summer school of the University of Ljubljana for bachelors and masters level students. At the beginning of 2023, she started working on her thesis regarding polarization in supernovae, under the supervision of Dr. John Antoniadis.

During the summer of 2021 she worked as an intern at the Skinakas Observatory under the supervision of Dr. Reig. In 2022 she started working on her senior thesis with Dr. Reig studying the long term optical variability of Be/X-ray binaries. She also spend 5 months at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy as an intern where she worked on the project entitled: "Do all gaps in protoplanetary discs host planets?". In 2023 she started working for her master thesis studying the long-term polarimetric variability of Be/X-ray binaries in order to study the neutron star-disc connection.