Dr. Alexander Astaras, Ph.D.
Dr. Alexander Astaras, Ph.D.
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Associate Professor of Computer Science
School of Science & Technology
Associate Professor of Computer Science
School of Science & Technology
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Associate Professor in Computer Science at Anatolia American University and a Research Associate with the Laboratory of Medical Physics and Digital Innovation, Department of Medicine, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), Greece.
Associate Professor in Computer Science at Anatolia American University and a Research Associate with the Laboratory of Medical Physics and Digital Innovation, Department of Medicine, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), Greece.
BA in Physics from Oberlin College (OH, USA), PhD in Electronics and Electrical Engineering from the University of Edinburgh (Scotland, UK). Engineering work spans the design and testing of ASIC chips, biomedical instrumentation, and automation systems. Programmer in multiple languages and author of over 80 peer-reviewed publications in Computer Science, Electronics, and Biomedical Engineering (977 citations as of May 2026; h-index: 15).
BA in Physics from Oberlin College (OH, USA), PhD in Electronics and Electrical Engineering from the University of Edinburgh (Scotland, UK). Engineering work spans the design and testing of ASIC chips, biomedical instrumentation, and automation systems. Programmer in multiple languages and author of over 80 peer-reviewed publications in Computer Science, Electronics, and Biomedical Engineering (977 citations as of May 2026; h-index: 15).
Over the past two decades supervised dozens of undergraduate, MSc, and PhD theses across multiple institutions. Active member of the IEEE and the Hellenic Biomedical Engineering Society (ELEVIT). Research interests include novel medical device design, biomedical micro-electro-mechanical data acquisition sensors (bio-MEMS), low-power mixed-signal VLSI electronics, artificial intelligence and machine learning, assistive living technologies, and educational and medical robotics.
Over the past two decades supervised dozens of undergraduate, MSc, and PhD theses across multiple institutions. Active member of the IEEE and the Hellenic Biomedical Engineering Society (ELEVIT). Research interests include novel medical device design, biomedical micro-electro-mechanical data acquisition sensors (bio-MEMS), low-power mixed-signal VLSI electronics, artificial intelligence and machine learning, assistive living technologies, and educational and medical robotics.
Coordinator of the Makers Society at Anatolia, a student club for inventors, technology enthusiasts and entrepreneurs. The Society meets weekly on the Anatolia Campus and is open to all.
Coordinator of the Makers Society at Anatolia, a student club for inventors, technology enthusiasts and entrepreneurs. The Society meets weekly on the Anatolia Campus and is open to all.
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