Teaching
Department of Physics — University of Patras
Lecturer
MSc Programme
Applications of Physics in the Atmosphere and in Electronics
Electronics & Information Processing
Digital Telecommunications
EIP207
Design and analysis of the digital transceiver chain: signal space & constellations, matched filter & ML detection, PSK/QAM/FSK modulation, pulse shaping & ISI, equalization, channel coding, OFDM, synchronization, 4G LTE & 5G NR. Weekly MATLAB labs and Monte Carlo BER simulations.
Mobile Communication Systems
EIP121
The wireless channel and the physical layer of mobile systems: propagation, path loss, shadowing and small-scale fading, Doppler, coherence time and bandwidth, the discrete-time baseband model, detection, diversity, coding and channel estimation, cellular systems and multiple access (CDMA, SDMA), capacity and spatial multiplexing (MIMO), and next-generation technologies (massive MIMO, mmWave, beamforming). Assessed through a MATLAB simulation project (BER and capacity vs SNR), a written report and presentation, and an oral exam.
School of Engineering — University of Edinburgh
Lecturer
Advanced Coding Techniques
Undergraduate course covering channel coding theory, turbo codes, LDPC codes, and capacity-approaching code design.
TEI of Patras (now University of Peloponnese)
Laboratory Associate
Digital Signal Processing
Laboratory sessions on discrete-time systems, DFT/FFT algorithms, FIR/IIR filter design, and real-time DSP implementations.
Research Supervision
ATHENA RC
Nikolaos Ntavanelos — PhD candidate
Principal Supervisor. Deep-unfolded MIMO-OTFS receivers for integrated sensing and communication (ISAC).
Periklis Theodoropoulos — PhD candidate
Co-supervisor. Bilevel optimization for federated learning.
Diploma thesis — University of Patras
Co-supervisor (with Prof. K. Berberidis). Radar-camera fusion for object detection.
M.Sc. students — University of Patras
(2021–2022)
Co-supervisor. Postgraduate students in collaboration with ATHENA RC.