The Battle of Maps
George Prevelakis examines the battle of maps in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, arguing that Greece needs to strengthen its geographical and cartographic arguments in the international debate.
Nuclear Energy and Shipping: The Greek Perspective
Marie-Athena Papathanasiou, a Corresponding Member of Komvos, outlined opportunities for Greek shipping and industry at the IENE conference. The discussion examined nuclear technology costs, commercial maturity and the conditions for potential deployment.
Καλλιτεχνική απεικόνιση του Voyager με την κεραία στραμμένη προς τη Γη. Πηγή: NASA/JPL.
Voyager: One Light-Day from Earth
The Academy of Athens hosts a Voyager symposium on 10 November, bringing together NASA’s current and former science leaders and Komvos Partners Stamatios Krimigis and Athena Coustenis.
Marianna Nathanail
Marianna Nathanail is Head of the European Investment Bank Group Office in Greece, with 25 years of experience in banking, finance and law.
Maria Boile: New research on maritime connectivity among the Greek islands
Maria Boile and Vasiliki-Maria Perra examine maritime connectivity and territorial cohesion across 72 Greek islands.
Mihalis Dafermos: recognition for his research on black holes
Mihalis Dafermos, a Corresponding Member of Komvos, received the Bôcher Memorial Prize 2026 for his research on black holes.
Athena Coustenis: The 2026 Charles A. Whitten Medal Awarded to the Greek Planetary Scientist
Athena Coustenis is honoured with the AGU’s 2026 Charles A. Whitten Medal for her contributions to planetary science and exploration.
Konstantinos Drosatos: how the liver and heart “communicate”
Konstantinos Drosatos connects international biomedical research, Global Hellenism and Komvos’ Biotechnology Initiative.
From Cinema to Space: What Future Do We Want to Create?
Anezina Solomonidou connects cinema, science and space, raising questions about technology, colonisation and the future.
Stamatios Krimigis, Adrianos Golemis
Stamatios Krimigis, Adrianos Golemis discuss the Voyager missions, the 2027 PAM-6 mission and Greece’s presence in space science and technology.