I hold a  BA in Classics and Linguistics from Aristotle University, an MSc in Computational Linguistics and Formal Grammar (awarded with distinction) and a PhD in Theoretical Linguistics from King's College, London. After the completion of my PhD, I got a three year and a half post-doc at Royal Holloway, working on the project 'Lexical Semantics in Type Theory with Coercive subtyping as well as an Adjunct Lecturer position at the Open University of Cyprus. After that,  I was a researcher at the University of Montpellier 2, LIRMM, CNRS working for the ANR project, Polymnie. After that , I was a post-doc at the University of Gothenburg, working at the Centre for Linguistic Theory and Studies in Probability (CLASP), before I was appointed permanent researcher and coordinator of CLASP.  I was also a visiting research fellow at King's College, London from 2011 to 2013 and from 2014 to 2016.

My research interests lie within Computational/Formal Semantics/Syntax. Constructive Type-Theoretical Semantics and their
                                                                 Implementation, Natural Language Inference, Probabilistic Semantics, dialogue modelling and the interaction between Logic 
                                                                 Machine Learning/Deep Learning to tackle these issues are some of the topics I have been interested in throughout the years.                                                                         Furthermore, I have been working on formal and formal dialectal syntax and I have also an ongoing interest in tasks such as
                                                                 Metaphor Detection, Language Identification and Language Similarity. Please see the Research Outputs section for the relevant
                                                                 publications.
                                                                 Curriculum vitae (pdf)

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