I am a Postdoctoral Associate at MIT at the Manalis Lab, part of the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research. Prior to that I worked as an R&D engineer at Carbon, a 3D printing start-up company in Silicon Valley. I completed my PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the Prakash lab at Stanford University. My research interests include microfluidics, biomedical devices, fluid dynamics, biophysics and rapid prototyping. Prior to Stanford, I completed my undergraduate studies in Mechanical Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens in Greece.
 Carbon's CLIP technology in action |
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 Machining at Stanford's machine shop |
 Doing logic operations with dropletsWork on droplet computer published in Nature Physics and featured in Stanford News |
 CoverCan you move water with magnets? Our paper on the front cover of Soft Matter |
 Study of swimming of schistocercarieWork on droplet computer published in Nature Physics and featured in Stanford News |
 Yorgos K., Alex B.With intern Alexandre Breant from Ecole Polytechnique, preparing experiments to move water droplets using magnetic fields. Our paper from this work below |
 Presenting at APS DFD 2015 |
 Manu P., Jim C., Yorgos K.Droplet computer team. Our video interviews on Stanford News below |
 Measuring stiffness of live cellsPaper published in Nature Methods |
 Science education in CubaTeaching how to use Foldscope, a paper-based microscope developed at Prakash Lab at Stanford |