Manos Kamarianakis is an adjunct professor at the Computer Science Department at University of Crete, Heraklion. He is also a research executive at ORamaVR, a spinoff startup company of FORTH, as well as a visiting collaborator with FORTH’s Human-Computer Interaction Lab. His research revolves about Computational Geometry, i.e., he tries to solve geometry-based problems using algebraic techniques, by designing and optimizing the necessary algorithms. His research is applied to Computer Graphics related problems, where he usually exploits the so called Geometric Algebra, a high-dimensional algebra capable to encapsulate objects as well as their transformations in a uniform format, called multivector. As all modern scientists, he tries to incorporate his knowledge and methods with Machine Learning techniques (especially interested in GNNs), towards a better tomorrow.

Service: ENGAGE CGI Commitee · Reviewer in various venues · Leader of ORAMA’s Use Case at 5G-EPICENTRE · Deputy Leader of ORAMA’s Use Case at CHARITY · Heraklion Bridge Club moderator ·