Dr. Elias Gravanis (Post-Doctoral Research Fellow)
Dr. Elias Gravanis completed his undergraduate studies in Physics in the University of Athens, Greece in 1997 and his post-graduate (M.Sc.) studies in the Columbia University of New York in 2000 under a Columbia University Fellowship. He received his Ph.D. from the University of London (King's College London) in the field of Mathematical Physics in 2006 under a King's Research Scholarship (KRS). He currently works in the AIOLOS project on modeling the wind-power in Cyprus, as well as on various projects in fluid mechanics, turbulence and hydrology. Research: Mathematical aspects of high-energy and gravitational physics, theory and modeling of turbulence, fluid mechanics and applications. elias.gravanis@cut.ac.cy
Andreas Nikolaidis, PhD student
Andreas Nikolaidis is a researcher in Oceanography Center of University of Cyprus, with more than twenty years experience in marine and computer sciences as a former civil servant of the Hellenic Navy Hydrographic Service. He holds a Master of Science in Coastal Management, specialized in Physical and Operational Oceanography. He has professional qualifications in the field of computer programming, with additional specialization in Computer Networks, and GIS and with International teaching competence since 2005. His PhD deals with the study and modeling of perilous waves, with emphasis on the marine areas of Levantine sea and Eastern Mediterranean coasts. nikolaidis.andreas@ucy.ac.cy
Panagiotis Zavros, PhD student
Panagiotis completed his undrgraduate studies in Physics in the University of Athens, Greece in 2003. He continued with post-graduate studies and received his M.Sc. in Astronomy, Astrophysics and Mechanics in 2006, from the same University. Currently he works as a teacher at the Public High School while doing his PhD on wind energy modelling and short-term prediction, in Cyprus. pa.zavros@cut.ac.cy
Andreas Georgiou, Research Assistant
Andreas is an Environmental Scientist with M.Sc. in Applied Geo-Informatics and risk management from the University of Aegean. He is most interested on object–oriented programming, use of remote sensing and spatial analysis tools to handle environmental issues. He has also been involved in thematic cartography, geographic information systems and satellite data analysis. angeocy@gmail.com
Eleftherios Ioannou, Research assistant
Lefteris is a graduate of the Physics Department at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. He was a scholar of the State Scholarship Foundations of Greece and Cyprus and graduated third in the ranking of graduates (2012). He specializes in the field of Astrophysics and his bachelor thesis dealt with Relaxation Processes in Galactic Nuclei where he studied models of stellar dynamical systems. His research interests focus mainly on theoretical and computational fluid dynamics. sendtolefteris@gmail.com
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postgraduate students
Mohammad Iman Khozeymeh mohammad.iman@cut.ac.cy
MSc Thesis: Numerical study and modeling of super-free fall in liquids 
MSc Thesis: undergraduate students
Giannis Varvaris
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Zambella Pittaki
Thesis:
Alexis Neophytides
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Christiana Georgiou
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