Freshmen Seminars

Additional Activities for freshmen students:

Seminars aimed more at first year students and take place at room Υ1, Wednesdays at 15:00

PROGRAM FOR THE 2026-27 ACADEMIC YEAR

October 7: Dimitris Karlis: "Statistics is everywhere"
October 14: Panagiotis Papastamoulis: "Exploring Statistics Applications"
October 21: Panagiotis Bespeas: "Survival Analysis in Medicine and Ecology"
November 4: Konstantinos Panousis: "From Statistics to Neural Networks and Artificial Intelligence"
November 11: Athanasios Giannakopoulos: "Machine Learning, Mathematics and Statistics:Elective Affinities"
November 18: Ioannis Ntzoufras: "Introduction to Sports Analytics: Methods, Applications and Challenges"

PREVIOUS YEARS SEMINARS PROGRAM

October 8: Dimitris Karlis: "Statistics and Sports Data"
October 15: Panagiotis Papastamoulis: "Exploring Statistics Applications"
October 22: Panagiotis Tsiamirtzis: "Measuring Stress levels and its effects on driving"
October 29: Panagiotis Bespeas: "Survival Analysis in Medicine and Ecology"
November 5: Athanasios Giannakopoulos
November 12
November 19: Konstantinos Panousis: "From Statistics to Neural Networks and Artificial Intelligence"
November 26: Stavros Vakieroudis

The seminar schedule for the academic year 2024-2025:
October 15: Panagiotis Tsiamirtzis: "Fight or Flight? - A computational approach to stress and its impact on modern human activity"
October 22: Panagiotis Papastamoulis: "Why should I fear the bomb when I can love it?"
October 29: Stavros Vakieroudis: "Mathematics meets Randomness"
November 5: Panagiotis Bespeas: "Statistics in the Life Sciences"
November 19: Xanthí Pendéli: "What Statistics won’t tell me and how to avoid wrong conclusions"
November 26: Dimitris Kárlis: "Billiards and Statistics: Combining Science and Hobby"
December 3: Athanasios Giannakopoulos: "Machine Learning and Mathematics: Elective Affinities"

Undergraduate Studies