ADVANCES IN COMPUTER SCIENCES (ISSN:2517-5718)

Biography:

Born in Athens in 1958, [Professor's Name] is a distinguished academic figure in the field of Ship and Marine Hydrodynamics. He currently holds the position of Professor at the School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (SNAME) of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA).

He has an impressive academic background, having earned degrees in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (1981), Mechanical Engineering (1986), and a Ph.D. in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (1989), all from NTUA. Fluent in both English and German, he brings a diverse linguistic skill set to his professional endeavors.

Prior to his academic career, [Professor's Name] served as the Managing Director of Kavala Shipyards Ltd, where he was involved in the construction of wooden and GRP boats from 1988 to 1991. He transitioned to academia in 1992, joining NTUA as an Adjunct Lecturer. Over the years, he climbed the academic ranks and was elected as a Professor in 2007.

During his tenure at NTUA, [Professor's Name] has made significant contributions to the field of Ship and Marine Hydrodynamics. He served as the Manager of the Towing Tank and Deputy Director of the Laboratory for Ship and Marine Hydrodynamics from 1992 to 2005, gaining extensive experience in experimental procedures, methods, and computer applications in engineering.

A member of esteemed organizations such as SNAME, STG, and RINA, [Professor's Name] has held various leadership positions, including Chairman of the Greek Section of SNAME (2004-06) and Regional Vice-President of SNAME (2005-09). He has an impressive publication record, with 85 publications in international journals and peer-reviewed conferences, as well as 220 technical reports from the Laboratory for Ship and Marine Hydrodynamics of NTUA.

Additionally, [Professor's Name] has actively participated in over 50 national and international projects and served as a member of international committees, reviewer of scientific journals, and organizer of international conferences. He has contributed significantly to the education of NTUA students, having authored 7 lecture notes for their benefit.

Beyond his academic and professional commitments, [Professor's Name] has been actively engaged in extracurricular activities such as tennis, offshore sailing, and high-speed craft, reflecting his diverse interests and pursuits. His dedication to both academia and personal interests underscores his multifaceted approach to life and learning.

Research Interests:

• Ship Hydrodynamics
• Experimental Procedures and Measurements
• Design of high speed craft and sailing yachts
• Design and construction of fishing vessels
• Computer Aided Design and Development of Decision Support Systems for Shipping Industry.