Research at the Department
The Department of Informatics and Telematics of Harokopio University is a dynamically developing academic and research unit with a strong presence in the fields of Informatics, Telematics, and modern digital technologies.
Since its establishment in 2006, the Department has systematically invested in the production of high-level research output, focusing on cutting-edge areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, machine learning, communication networks, internet technologies, big data, and network-centric applications.
At the same time, it develops innovative applications and services in fields such as digital transformation, e-government, e-health, smart transportation, e-business, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Development of machine learning algorithms, explainable AI, computer vision, large language models, and intelligent decision-making systems.
Data Science & Algorithms
Big data analytics, knowledge extraction, statistical learning, optimization, and development of advanced algorithmic techniques.
Networks & Telematics Applications
Next-generation networks, 5G/6G technologies, optical communications, Internet of Things, and intelligent networking infrastructures.
Advanced Computing Systems
Cloud computing, distributed systems, cloud-native applications, edge computing, large-scale software, and energy-efficient infrastructures.
Technology Management & Information Systems
Digital transformation of organizations, e-government, techno-economic analysis, information systems, and innovative digital services.
Strategic Research Plan
School Strategic Research Plan
View the School’s strategic research plan, with information regarding the main development priorities, research directions, international collaborations, and innovation initiatives.
Download the PDF fileResearch Development and International Presence
The Department has demonstrated particularly significant growth in recent years, substantially strengthening both its human resources and its research performance. From 11 faculty members during its first decade of operation, it now counts 21 faculty members with strong participation in European and international research projects.
Over the last five years, the Department has more than doubled its research output and significantly increased external research funding, more than 80% of which originates from European and international sources.
The Department’s research activity is directly connected with education and innovation. Through diploma theses, doctoral and postdoctoral research projects, students and young researchers actively participate in the development of advanced technological solutions and open-source applications with real social and economic impact.