I am the VP of Scientific Computing and Head of the Radiomics R&D team with Q Bio, responsible for building technology that quantifies, digitizes, and simulates human physiology. From 2015 to 2018, I was an Assistant Professor with the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. I also held Postdoctoral Research Associate positions with the Laboratory of Electromagnetics and Acoustics at EPFL and the Computational Prototyping Group at MIT.
My research interests revolve around computational methods for modeling interactions between electromagnetic waves and biological tisssue and complex material structures with features at the scale or smaller than the electromagnetic wavelength. My current focus in on using multi-physics based simulations and large-scale optimization for faster, better, and cheaper quantitative magnetic resonance imaging.
PhD in Computational Physics, 2008
Aristotle University, Greece
Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2003
Aristotle University, Greece
Direct Evaluation Method in Computational Electromagnetics
Fully numerical evaluation of 4-D singular integrals arising from Galerkin SIE formulations
Fluctuating Volume Current Matlab suite
MAgnetic Resonance Integral Equation suite: a MATLAB-based open source software for the fast electromagnetic analysis of MRI systems