Gkioka GeorgiaAppointed Lecturer

    CONTACT DETAILS

    Διεύθυνση: Bld of Industrial Management & Technology,
    107 Deligiorgi Str.,
    Piraeus, 185 34
    3rd floor
    E-mail: georgiagkioka(-at-)unipi(-dot-)gr
    Office Hours: Tuesday 16:00-18:00, Thursday 16:00-18:00

    CURRICULUM VITAE

    SHORT CURRICULUM VITAE

    Dr. Georgia Gkioka works as a postdoctoral Senior Researcher at the Information Management Unit of the Institute of Communications and Computer Systems (ICCS) of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). She obtained her PhD from the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering of NTUA (2025), and her doctoral thesis focused on the use of (automated) machine and deep learning for automatic incident detection in intelligent transportation systems, incorporating human-in-the-loop into the decision-making process. She holds a degree from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of NTUA (2017). Her MSc thesis, conducted in collaboration with CERN, the world’s largest center for elementary particle physics, focused on Data Management and Integration of Information Systems. In the past, she has worked for large companies and organizations in Greece and abroad, including CERN, Nokia Siemens Networks, and the Council of the European Union. Her research interests include Data Science, Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence, and Business Analytics. She has actively participated in European research projects on technology and innovation, in collaboration with large companies and organiσations, and has published scientific papers in internationally acclaimed journals and conferences. She also serves as a reviewer for three scientific journals and one conference and a certified Soft Skills Trainer on topics such as Communication Skills, Presentation Skills, etc. She has been involved in various volunteering projects, including Soft Skills Academy, Job Fair Athens, while having served as Chairwoman of the electrical engineering student organisation EESTEC. She speaks fluently English and French, which she has used professionally.

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