University of Athens Professor Dr. Tsani Wins EU Award for “Woman in Energy”
Dr. Stella Tsani, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Athens, has been named...
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From Pigments to Pixels: The digital reconstuction of the Aigai Hunt Frieze, classical world’s most significant painting
The hunting fresco, which adorns the frieze on the façade of the royal tomb of Philip II at Aigai,...
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Greek olive oil through time: tradition, innovation, and future prospects
Very few products are so linked with a place’s history and culture as olive oil and olive trees...
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Greece’s Offshore Wind Energy programme draws strong investment interest
Foreign investment groups expressed their strong interest in Greece’s Offshore Wind Farms (OWF)...
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Greece’s “Pharos”: A landmark proposal for Europe’s AI Factory Initiative and for the creation of a Greek Large Language Model
The Greek proposal for the creation of an Artificial Intelligence factory in Greece has been...
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Daedalus Supercomputer to elevate Greek research to new heights
Greece is set to join in the elite club of 15 European countries that host their own...
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Greece’s National Small Satellite Program: 15 Microsatellites for Climate and Environmental Protection
As part of its new “National Small Satellite Program” Greece is to acquire 15 earth observation...
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Event: Building the Green Energy of Europe
In the framework of the 88th TIF and the events that focus on this year’s honored country Germany,...
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Reading Greece: Eleana Ziakou on the Decisive Role of Translators as Cultural Ambassadors Fostering Deeper Understanding between Peoples and Countries
Eleana Ziakou graduated from the Department of International and European Studies of Panteion University and the Department of Literature and Albanian Language of the University of Tirana. She holds a Master’s degree in Environmental and Energy Law from the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium...
Argos, one of Europe's oldest continuously inhabited cities - Greek News Agenda
Argos, located in the Argolis region of northeastern Peloponnese, is considered one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Western Europe. A living testimony to over 7,000 years of history, Argos is an ideal destination for history buffs and mythology enthusiasts, far from the crowds. Heroes...