I am a PhD student in Machine Learning at the University of Warwick supervised by Prof. Theodoros Damoulas. I am also a member of the Warwick Machine Learning Group.

I hold the “Onassis Scholarship for Doctoral Studies” fellowship of the Onassis Foundation and my research is also supported by the “Turing AI Acceleration Fellowship” of the Alan Turing Institute on Machine Learning Foundations of Digital Twins.

Prior to my PhD, I completed the MSc in Machine Learning at UCL (2020) with Distinction and the 4-year BSc in Mathematics at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (2019) with First-Class Honours.

More information about my background can be found on my CV.

Research Interests

My research interests lie in the intersection of Machine Learning and Causality. Specifically, my focus is on Causal Inference applications on Abstraction Theory and the theoretical foundations of causally-inspired Digital Twins and how the later ones could be applied in the fields of social sciences and decision making theory. I also have a strong personal interest in the the philosophical topic of causation in natural sciences and more particularly in evolutionary biology.