About Me

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Hello! I am Panos, I graduated as PhD student from the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Technical University of Crete, under the supervision of Prof. Aggelos Bletsas. During my PhD studies I was working on receiver design for backscatter communications, RF harvesting analysis in SWIPT systems, localization, and distributed inference. The fall semester of 2016, I was a visiting student at the Department of Electrical Engineering at University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, and I was privilaged to be working with Prof. Nikolaos Sidiropoulos, where I developed low-complexity, efficient signal processing optimization algorithms for massive MIMO systems, related to 5G. In TUC, I received with excellence my Diploma and Master degree in Electronics and Computer Engineering, under the supervision of Aggelos Bletsas.


Research Interests

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• Communication theory with emphasis on low-complexity receiver design.
• RF harvesting analysis in SWIPT.
• Scatter Radio and related RFID applications.
• Localization and tracking.
• Signal Processing Algorithms in MIMO systems.
• Low-complexity detection algorithms for multiuser 5G.
• Radio Access Networks, Heterogeneous Networks.
• Distributed inference algorithms for networking applications.

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