GREEK Mother tongue 

ENGLISH Excellent knowledge (ΤΙΕ C2, Cambridge B2, Edexcel B2) 

FRENCH Good knowledge (Delf B2, Sorbonne B2)

GERMAN Average knowledge (ÖSD Β1)

TURKISH Average knowledge (Β1)

Guest researcher: Lectures on marble studies at the Master Archaeology Program at the University of Vienna, Winter Semesters 2020, 2021. Responsible Lecturer: Dr Pamela Fragnoli

2-3/2022: Mineralogy Seminar, Museum of Natural History of Volos, Greece (16h)

5-9/04/2021: 2nd International workshop on EPMA-ATHENS “Recent Developments and Applications in earth sciences of electron probe micro-analysis”, Agricultural University of Athens, Athens, Greece.

28/08- 10/09/2017: Summer Intensive Education School under the Erasmus program, Mc Agenda: Quaternary GeoEnvironment – ArchaeoGeomorphology, Analysis, and Management of Anthropogenic Natural Hazards and Disasters. In collaboration with the Department of Geology and Geoenvironment of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Aix – Marseille University, and the University of Trieste.

05-10/06/2017: Field School Program on Site Formation, Stratigraphy, and Geoarchaeology at Ancient Corinth. The Malcolm H. Wiener Laboratory for Archaeological Science – The American School of Classical Studies at Athens (field observations, on-site laboratory analysis, study and analysis of archaeological sediments and deposits, recording of stratigraphy, and the understanding of site formation processes).

MSc THESIS

09/2016: Topic: “Investigation on weathering and surface depositions on marble Cycladic figurines”

Supervising Committee: Dr Yiannis Maniatis (Research Director at NCSR “Demokritos”), Dr. Vasilis Kilikoglou (Research Director at NCSR “Demokritos”). Analyses were completed in the NCSR laboratory of Archaeometry, funded by the Andrew Sherratt Fund.

BA THESIS

06/2015: Topic: “Hellenistic Gymnasia and baths, in Greece and Asia Minor: Architecture and preservation of the monuments. 

Responsible Prof: Eleni Zumi (Assistant Professor tenured in Classical Archaeology) Co-Responsible Prof: Nikolaos Zacharias (Associate Professor in Archaeometry). Department of History, Archaeology, and Cultural Resources Management.