Name Antonios Charalambopoulos
Citizenship Greek
Born September 19, 1965, in Greece
Professor in Differential Equations,
National Technical University of Athens, School of Applied
Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Dept. of
Mathematics, 15780 Athens, GREECE
Tel : 3-210 7721743
e-mail : acharala@math.ntua.gr
Previous Positions
2002-2012 Professor in PDE’s and Integral equations,
University of Ioannina, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Greece
1999-2002 Visiting Professor as a collaborative member of
the Academic Research Staff of the Hellenic Open University, Greece
1997- 2002 Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics (PDE’s and Integral Eqs.), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,
Polytechnic School, Department of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Greece
1995- 1997 • Postdoctoral Researcher
FORTH/ICE-HT, Patras, Greece
• Teaching Assistant, University of Patras, Dept. of
Chemical Engineering, Greece
1993-1995 Visiting Teacher in the Military Academy Engineering
School, Greece
Academic Studies
1990-92 Ph. D in Applied Mathematics
National Technical University of Athens, Greece
1988-89 M. Sc. in Applied Mathematics
Brown University, Providence, USA
1983-88 Dipl. Ing. in Electrical Engineering
National Technical University of Athens, Greece
Academic Administration
2013-2015 Director of the interdisciplinary graduate program “Applied
Mathematical Sciences”, NTUA
2004-2012
Director of the Scientific Laboratory “Mathematical Modeling
and Scientific Computing”, University of Ioannina
2006-2008
Director of the interdisciplinary graduate program “Material’s
Science and Engineering”, University of Ioannina
2005-2007 and
2007-2009
President of the Dept. of Material’s Science and Engineering,
University of Ioannina
Areas of Interest Direct and Inverse Scattering problem for Acoustics,
Electromagnetism and Elasticity, Mathematical Modeling,
Partial differential equations (general theory, Boundary Value Problems),
Integral Equations, applications of P.D.Es and Scattering theory to biomechanics,
Enhanced theories of gradient elasticity and applications to Biomechanics and materials engineering.
Teaching Evaluation