Alexandros Angelakis

I am an MSc student in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Crete (GPA: 9.64/10.00), with a focus on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Signal Processing. My thesis explores Adaptive AM-FM Features for Parkinson’s Disease Detection from Speech. I am also a member of the Speech Signal Processing Lab (SSPL) as an MSc student. In addition, I serve as a Teaching Assistant in the Applied Mathematics for Engineers, Digital Signal Processing and Digital Speech Signal Processing, supporting lectures, grading, and student mentoring.

In parallel, I am a research intern at the Data Science Lab of IACM-FORTH, working with Dr. Yannis Pantazis.

I hold a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Crete (GPA: 8.77/10.00), where I worked as a teaching assistant for several courses, including Applied Mathematics for Engineers, Probabilities, and Information System Analysis and Design. I have received multiple academic honors, including four scholarships from the State Scholarships Foundation (IKY) between 2020-2023 and the Chrysanthos and Anastasia Karidis Scholarship for outstanding performance in the national entrance exams.

I have actively engaged in the academic community by delivering outreach presentations to high school students, highlighting research from the Speech Signal Processing Laboratory, and mentoring first-year students through the STEER mentoring program as a Peer Mentor.

For more details, please refer to my detailed CV.