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Summer Schools

Participation at the second summer school of the Interactive and Robots Media Laboratory in United Arab University ( 2009 ).
Participation at the second panhellenic summer school of Artificial Intelligence (HAISS-11), 25-29 July 2011, University of Patras.
Participation at the Spring School on Developmental Robotics and Cognitive Bootstrapping, Athens March 18-20, 2013.

Honors and Awards

Honorary participation at seminars in Particle Physics for students of high school, 7-9 March 2005 by the European Physical Society(EPS) and the European Partical Physics Outreach Group
Scholarship for the second summer school of the Interactive and Robots Media Laboratory in United Arab University ( 2009 )

1st prize on student prize award at the international summer school 2013 in 3rd international SWCSS 2013 with the Project Darwins Music (https://github.com/mpetyx/darwinsmusic) .


Competitions

Microsoft Imagine cup Greek Finals 2012, honorary distinction to the top 6 final teams, project EasyTeach’n
The Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation YouPitch Contest 2012, MIT,  distinction to the top 20 teams worldwide, project CrowdIt.
Ennovation 2012, the 6th international student competition on Digital Entrepreneurship, Innovation & e-Business, top 6 teams, project CrowdIt.

Selected winning team for the Rising Star competition (http://www.risingstarsprogram.com/), project Moodeet.

3th I-Bank Innovation and Technology competition by the National Bank of Greece, top 10 final teams, project Moodeet.

 3rd winning Prize of 700 euros in the Greek Open Data Hackathon 2015, https://opendata.ellak.gr/?p=482

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