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Desus
The main objective of DESUS is to build a novel and comprehensive database of Greek start-ups, and use quantitative (financial) and qualitative (non-financial) information as well as the preference information of decision-makers to develop a multi-criteria judgmental rating model able to handle start-ups’ uncertainty and estimate the probability of obtaining finance, which will then provide the basis for the development of an online decision support system (DSS) The research project is implemented in the framework of H.F.R.I. call “3rd Call for H.F.R.I.’s Research Projects to Support Faculty Members & Researchers” (H.F.R.I. Project Number: 23669).
1 to 10 staff
Economics Of Natural Resources And The Environment
The Laboratory of Operations Research in the Department of Economics of the School of Economics and Business at the University of Thessaly annually organizes successfully the ENVECON Conference series since 2014. Now, the 10th Anniversary ENVECON Conference will be organized in the Department of Economics at the University of Thessaly. The Conference will take place on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 December 2024 and will be either with physical presence in Volos (at the premises of the Department of Economics at Matsaggou Building Volos, Greece) OR Online. The scope of the conference is to present the main issues that concern the Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment with emphasis on the various environmental problems and their management and solution policies. Its aim is to highlight the interdisciplinary nature of environmental research through the exchange of views and experiences of researchers from different scientific fields and the finding of common components of research approaches. In this anniversary conference emphasis will be given to the findings of 10 years of experience of interdisciplinary meetings and constructive discussions in the many and important sessions of ENVECON. Conference Scientific Coordinator Professor George E. Halkos (PhD) Laboratory of Operations Research Department of Economics School of Economics and Business University of Thessaly
51 to 200 staff
Health Promotion & Nutrition Counseling Research Group
Within the Department of Nutrition & Dietetics, Prof. Yannis Manios is leading the “Nutritional Assessment, Counselling & Health Promotion” research group, one of the most active and recognized research groups of the University. Our group consists of Academics and Research Fellows from various and diverse scientific background (including nutritionists, medical doctors, molecular biologists, omics experts, psychologists, sociologists, environmental scientists, exercise physiologists, computer engineers and informatics experts, biostatisticians and epidemiologists) providing the ideal scheme for: studying dietary patterns and human behaviours; tackling lifestyle- and diet-related chronic diseases across the lifespan; and promoting active and healthy living, including the use of intelligent and personalised digital solutions. The synthesis and expertise of our group has provided the basis for research collaboration with the food industry (e.g. Kellogg’s, FrieslandCampina), as well as with governmental and non-governmental agencies (e.g. Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Joint Research Centre) on issues related to the development and implementation of health promotion and nutrition policies. Furthermore, over the past 20 years our group has been/is involved in various multicentre EU and National funded dietary, lifestyle and health promotion projects, including the coordination of three EU-funded projects. Through all these research projects and collaborations, our group has obtained access to large cohort data as well as a large bio-bank of human biological samples for ongoing research purposes.
11 to 50 staff
Iprism Research Group
iPRISM (Intelligent Pervasive Systems) research group is affiliated with Distributed Intelligence in Pervasive Computing applications within the Intelligent Systems for Orchestrating Pervasive Computing Applications (METIS) laboratory (http://metis.cs.uth.gr). The research group brings together the fundamental research areas: Artificial Intelligence Applied Machine Learning Computational Intelligence Distributed Intelligence Pervasive Computing Pervasive Data Science Pervasive Edge Computing Proactive Decision Making Applications for Distributed Systems, Internet of Things and Edge/Cloud Computing Predictive Intelligence Large Scale Data management iPRISM’s strength lies in a wide spectrum of theoretical backgrounds and applications in providing intelligence for a set of application domains. Our researchers focus on building innovative context-aware systems and applications to facilitate the autonomous nature of software components adopted in distributed systems, Internet of Things, Edge Computing and data management. iPRISM’s members collaborate with researchers working with the Video Technology and Cloud Computing Laboratory (VDCloudTec Lab – http://vdcloud.cs.uth.gr) in the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications, University of Thessaly as a source of Cloud based applications experience and the Essential Science (Essence – research lab in the School of Computing Science, University of Glasgow as a source of predictive computing and network-centric information processing. iPRISM is currently contributing to the bellow European Projects: ELLIE (Horizon Europe) TERRA (Horizon Europe) ESCORT (Horizon Europe) TRACE (Horizon Europe) https://trace-horizon.eu/ SILVANUS (H2020) https://silvanus-project.eu/
11 to 50 staff
Polyshape
PolyShape envisions agentic systems that are modular and composable into larger systems. They reason under uncertainty, integrate multimodal data and their interrelations, and operate autonomously while enabling human intervention. Through structured multi-agent interaction, these systems give rise to collective intelligence.
1 to 10 staff
Uav-Irc
Research group. Design, development and testing of fixed-wing CTOL and VTOL UAVs
11 to 50 staff
A Little Map
Very small business, located in Greece, in the field/sector of Scientific Research regarding Geography, Environment, Social Media, Natural Disasters, Artificial Intelligence, Education, and Mapping.
1 to 10 staff
Ati Lab
The Artificial Intelligence and Translational Imaging (ATI) Laboratory at the University of Crete, combines artificial intelligence, tissue engineering, omics analyses and advanced clinical imaging to provide bio-inspired, image-based solutions to complex clinical problems.We specialize in the integration of advanced medical imaging techniques and AI-driven analytics to enhance the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal and oncological disease. Leveraging state-of-the-art imaging modalities, omics analyses (transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, radiomics) and AI algorithms, the group bridges the gap between wet-lab and clinical research with practical applications. The team aims to revolutionize the approach to diagnosing and managing complex diseases, ultimately contributing to better patient care and innovative therapeutic strategies.
11 to 50 staff
Data Science Laboratory Ds Lab
Turning Data into Knowledge. Empowering Decisions. Data Science Laboratory (DS Lab) – Technical University of Crete
1 to 10 staff
The Beamm Lab
The laboratory of “Behavioral Engineering & Analytics for Marketing Management” (BEAMM) is focused on research that generates and applies behavioral insights to deliver positive results for consumers and communities, primarily employing but not limited to the subjects of Marketing Science, Economics, and Behavioral Sciences. The main research objective of the Behavioral Engineering & Analytics for Marketing Management (BEAMM) lab is to understand and predict individuals' decisions and behavior as well as to foster behavior change. The goal through its research activity is to contribute and encourage individuals to make decisions to improve their living, to support the development of policies that favor the choice of these decisions, and thus to contribute to a better society by sustainable development. Overall, the laboratory aims to contribute to- explore the interdisciplinary field of research defined by synergies developed between marketing management and behavioral engineering- carry out scientific work, primary research and applied studies bringing together faculty members and external collaborators- support the research work of faculty members and University researchers - support and supervise postgraduate and undergraduate educational and research programs- develop collaborations with local and international Institutes, Research Centers, academic institutions, scientific and other bodies with relevant and/or complementary scientific goals- provide integrated services to private and public organizations in the form of specialized and high-quality project work, consulting, and research collaborations- publish scientific articles, studies, books, etc- organize or co-organize seminars, workshops, symposiums, and conferences.
1 to 10 staff
C Solutions
C Solutions is a global leader in hydrotreating catalyst testing, trusted by refiners, catalyst vendors, and technology providers worldwide. Since 2001, we’ve supported the industry through transitions from ULSD to advanced FCC pretreatment, VGO hydrotreating, hydrocracking, biomass and alternative fuels, and more. With state-of-the-art pilot plant units and an ISO 9001:2015 certified analytical laboratory, we deliver precise, reliable, and repeatable results for over 65 clients across six continents. Our expertise spans ULSD, CFHT & VGO HDT, hydrocracking, naphtha HDT, lube hydrocracking & hydrofinishing, biomass & alternative fuels HDT, and diesel dewaxing. At C Solutions, we combine technical mastery with a customer-focused approach to help the refining industry meet today’s challenges and prepare for tomorrow’s innovations.
11 to 50 staff
Epirus Xr Center
The XR Center operates as an open, interactive hub designed to familiarize the public with emerging technologies. Its interdisciplinary nature bridges Biomedical Technology, Medical Informatics, Computer Science, Telecommunications, Medicine, Psychology, and Education, conducting cutting-edge research and fostering innovation. The center offers interactive workshops, data visualization services, seminars, and conferences. Additionally, it is actively involved in preserving cultural heritage, hosting cultural events, and promoting the arts. Through its efforts, the XR Center facilitates collaboration between university departments and external institutions. Comprised of over 50 members from the academic staff of the University of Ioannina and more than 10 active contributors, the XR Center plays a pivotal role in advancing the scientific, educational, and cultural landscape of the region. By addressing critical gaps in technology and culture, the XR Center aims to create a dynamic environment for research, education, and public engagement.
11 to 50 staff
Social Media Laboratory Aristotle University Of Thessaloniki
The Social Media Lab is an interdisciplinary research laboratory at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (GR). The Laboratory aims at investigating how people think, feel, act, and communicate online. Based on an interdisciplinary approach, we study online communication in the fields of health communication (e.g. health campaigns), interpersonal and social communication (e.g. formation and change of interpersonal and social relationships), public opinion (e.g. perception and use of new media), political communication (e.g. deliberation, influence), sports and athletics, culture and education (e.g. formation and attitude change, digital literacy). We especially focus on how the use of social media and other online technologies can change communication and on the social, psychological, economic and technological consequences of these changes. The mission of the Social Media Lab is to meet the learning requirements in the graduate and postgraduate programmes of the School of Journalism and Media Communications, to develop research activity in all aspects of Web Communication and to contribute to studies that are conducted by researchers across the AUTh as well as other institutions, to invite distinguished scientists, to organise and host educational seminars, conferences, meetings and talks addressed to the students of the School, the staff and the research community, to publish scientific articles, reports and collections that relate to the research activity of the lab, to promote the cooperation with other domestic or foreign academic institutions and research centres, to collaborate with the public sector bodies related to our scientific area and, finally, participate in research programmes launched by the public, private and national organisations.
11 to 50 staff
Hcmr - Institute Of Oceanography
The mission of the Institute of Oceanography (IO) is to explore, describe, and understand the functioning of marine systems, as well as to perform long-term monitoring, and forecasting of various processes through interdisciplinary research. This also includes the physical boundaries between the hydrosphere and the atmosphere, the coastal zone and the deep basins, the seabed and below. The main purposes of the IO can be summarized as follows 1. Design and implementation of marine research 2. Operational monitoring and forecasting of the marine environment (Aegean – Ionian Seas, Mediterranean basin) 3. Support of policy and decision makers at national, regional and EU level regarding marine policies and regulations, especially considering societal and economic issues 4. Wide dissemination of high-level marine and maritime services and products 5. Development and exploitation of technological products 6. Training and education
51 to 200 staff
Prevent
It is well-established that the Mediterranean is a climate change hot spot that warms faster than the global mean rates and the frequency of extremes increases. Moreover, climate models often fail to provide sufficient skill in predicting extremes. Extremes are of utmost importance for many socio-economic sectors and activities, including human health, agriculture and water resource management, ecology, and tourism. Most of these activities are dominant drivers of the Mediterranean macro- and micro-economy. The overall objective of PREVENT is to improve the predictability of impact-relevant extremes in the Mediterranean region on timescales from seasonal to decadal using state-of-the-art dynamical, statistical, and machine learning methods. Additionally, PREVENT brings together experts in different disciplines and geographical regions for a comprehensive study of impact-relevant climate extremes in the Mediterranean with the goal to improve their seasonal and decadal predictions in a changing climate. PREVENT intent to 1. Define for local climate extreme hotspot regions, including major urban centers in the Mediterranean. Provide new management tools that can be used in many domains, to guide and direct processes, support monitoring activities, and increase organizational efficiency 3. Develop awareness and competencies by enabling policymakers, industry, farmers, and other producers to understand, promote and practice the inclusion of seasonal and decadal data in their project management. PREVENT has a small flexible consortium consisting of colleagues with great experience in the Mediterranean climate and especially the analysis of extreme climate events and the use of impact models. One of the main PREVENT ambitions is to enhance gender balance in the coordination of EU-funded research programs and give young researchers the opportunity to participate as leaders in the work packages by providing fresh new ideas for research.
11 to 50 staff
Raise Science
RAISE (Research Analysis Identifier System) is an Horizon Europe project that aims to provide the infrastructure for a distributed crowdsourced data processing system, moving from open data to open access data for processing.
11 to 50 staff
Biovalue Project
The approach of BIOVALUE project is to set-up a holistic perspective, under the “multi-actor” approach, to analyse the link between biodiversity, the agro-food value chain agents, the environment, consumer food preferences and health. By employing a bottom-up vertical approach to develop the BIOVALUE TOOL, a dynamic and customizable agri-food value chain vis-a-vis biodiversity analysis tool, the proposal tries to introduce, model, evaluate, breed, produce and spread specifically selected genetically diverse underutilized crops (cereals, legumes, leafy and fruity vegetables) and develop final marketable, certified and labelled culinary products incorporating them (dish recipes and processed foodstuff), that enhance agro-biodiversity to the applied agro-ecosystems and appeal to the consumers, securing their future market performance and concurrently, their cultivation viability. Moreover, in a modelled user-friendly ready-to-work framework, the project will produce a set of key performance indicators destined to measure policy quality and impact, environmental evolution and compliance with regulations of introducing underutilized, genetically diverse crops to the value chain and are by design expandable to further enhance biodiversity in the value chain. Ultimately, this expanding nature, is highlighted by the complimentary effects of BIOVALUE processed and unprocessed final food products and dishes such as low energy consumption, environmental cultivation resiliency to marginal landscapes and future climate, as well as nutritional and health benefits. Incorporating the market power in the whole approach, the proposal can lead towards self-supported sustainability of biodiversity in the future.
11 to 50 staff
Center Of Excellence In Food, Tourism & Leisure Coeftl
Resting on two of the main pillars of the Greek economy, i.e. the agri-food sector and the tourism and leisure sector, the Center of Excellence in Food, Tourism & Leisure promotes the intellectual, pedagogical and outreach infrastructure necessary to make Greece a leading academic innovator in these vital sectors. Through fostering innovative research, teaching, and public outreach in the areas of food, tourism and leisure by means of targeted academic programs, fellowships, internships, lectures, policy papers, media productions, symposia and conferences, the CoEFTL seeks to help propel Greece’s economic growth. The CoEFTL provides a forum for the interchange of ideas between agri-food and tourism researchers, educators, managers and policymakers from a perspective that is multi-disciplinary and international. Among other unique roles, the CoEFTL identifies emerging issues and opportunities that will influence future agri-food, tourism and leisure research, education, management and policy. In this way, the Center intends to play a decisive leadership role in linking research and practice.
11 to 50 staff
Enve-Lab Auth
Welcome to EnvE-Lab The Environmental Engineering Laboratory (ENVE Lab) was established at the Chemical Engineering Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) in the second half of 2011 by Professor Dimosthenis (Denis) Sarigiannis. Its objective is to become an international center of reference for environmental engineering addressing the interactions between environment and human health and exploiting this knowledge to the design of novel chemical processes and products servicing the sustainability objectives. Thus, the main thematic areas of ENVE Lab are: Environment and health – development of integrated methodologies to assess the impact environmental pollution may have on human health Advanced technologies for monitoring environmental pollution and waste management Industrial ecology approaches to the design of industrial systems with reduced ecological footprint Our work paradigm is based on extensive collaboration with international scientific networks including universities, research centers, regulatory authorities and industry from all over the world.
11 to 50 staff
Iacm-Forth
IACM’s mission is to promote research excellence in Mathematical Sciences and to address interdisciplinary challenges. As a modern Institute on Applied Mathematics, IACM seeks to highlight the role of Mathematics in various applications, aims at creating synergies with other disciplines in order to solve complex problems as well as to advance mathematical knowledge through collaboration, to broaden participation in the mathematical endeavour, and to increase the awareness of the contributions of the mathematical sciences to society. IACM is committed to the education of young researchers, through fellowships, post-doctoral training, participation in graduate and doctoral networks and through the organization of scientific activities at the highest level.
51 to 200 staff
Innogo - Tuc
InnoGo is a student innovation group founded in 2024 at the Technical University of Crete, aiming to inform and educate its undergraduate students. Its mission is to promote sustainability and digital technologies, provide mentorship and prepare the next generation of researchers, creating a model initiative in the world of undergraduate research. InnoGo works in close collaboration with the Indigo research group, specialised in industrial and digital innovation, flanked with a dynamic mix of researchers and PhD students, combining academic knowledge with practical application.
1 to 10 staff
To The Point S.A
Market Research • Social Research • Opinion Polls • Social & Market GIS • Big Data • Communication Plan • Consulting
1 to 10 staff
Eu Programs Coordination Initiative
The EU Programs Coordination Initiative was created as a forum to empower the talented research scientists at the EU Programs Coordination Department (EU-PCD) of PPC SA. Our mission is to make this department's exceptional work in energy, environment, digital transformation, green hydrogen, and IoT technologies more widely known and appreciated. We accomplish this through several means- we actively disseminate the significant efforts of the EU-PCD team in research and innovation- we communicate relevant funded projects by the EU and national programs- we create bridges and foster collaborations with prestigious research teams in European universities, research centres, and industry- we aim to promote excellent case studies in the European Research Area.
10001+ staff
Mrd Unit
We are an established laboratory on the chemistry and technology of Inorganic materials, located in the School of Chemical Engineering of National Technical University of Athens. Through the years we have collaborated with a wide range of partners worldwide while offering high R&D services. Our team’s members academic expertise along with industry experience contribute to the successful delivery of complete and realistic outcomes. Fields of expertise: Inorganic Materials Research & Sustainable Development
1 to 10 staff
