Short Bio: I have received my B. Sc. degree (1987) in Computer Science and Statistics from the Athens University of Economics and Business, my M. Sc. degree (1988) in Operational Research from the London School of Economics and my Ph. D. degree (1993) from the Athens University of Economics and Business (thesis: “Solution methods for three dimensional assignment problems„ supervisor: P. Miliotis). I have been employed in various companies of the private sector (ORCO S.A., DIAS Interbanking Systems S.A., etc.) Since December 1998, I have been a member of the faculty of the Department of Informatics at the Technological and Educational Institute of Athens. Since July 2007 I have been a full-time Professor. I have also taught at the School of Social Sciences of the Hellenic Open University (Business Administration Program, course: Quantitative Methods, 2005 -2009) and at the National School of Public Administration and Local Government of the Greek Ministry of Administrative Reform and E-Government (course: Statistical Methods for Decision Making, 2007-2008). Here is a complete version of my cv.

Research Interests: My interests lie in the area of Combinatorial Optimization, Constraint Programming, Integer Programming, Polyhedral Combinatorics and Discrete Algorithms. A large part of my work concerns Latin squares and Assignment problems in general. Lately, I have also been interested in the linear representation of Logic predicates and in the structural and algorithmic properties of Stable Matching problems.