I am a research fellow with background in mathematics and computational physics (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece). During my PhD in the University Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona, Spain) I worked with data-driven approaches that aim to characterise non-linear directional interactions between dynamical systems. Afterwards, I moved to the University of Exeter (UK) where I used mathematical modelling and optimisation approaches to estimate the outcome of brain surgery in epilepsy patients. I applied methods from graph theory, dynamical systems and time series analysis. Currently, I am analysing data derived from wearable devices in order to advance our understanding of various neurological disorders such as epilepsy and major depression.

Research Interests 

• Analysis of electroencephalographic recordings
• Mathematical modelling
• Analysis of data obtained from wearable devices

Publications 

Quantification and selection of ictogenic zones in epilepsy surgery, 01 October 2019