The Bet of Return
Five distinguished Greek professors in the United States share their views and proposals on how Greece could win the bet, and turn the brain drain into a driver of development.
Anezina Solomonidou
Dr. Anezina Solomonidou is a planetologist specializing in planetary geology, focusing her research on the potentially habitable worlds of our Solar System. She is a Senior Scientist at the Hellenic Space Agency.
International Distinction for Professor Michael Haliassos
Another International Distinction for the Vice President of the Komvos Board, Michael Haliassos: Recognized as a Founding Fellow of the Royal Economic Society
Maria Boile
Maria Boile, Professor of Port and Intermodal Terminal Policy and Management at the Department of Maritime Studies, University of Piraeus, Director of the MSc in Shipping program and the Quantitative Analysis in Shipping Laboratory.
Adrianos Golemis
Adrianos Golemis - Chief Medical Officer for Space Missions, MEDES French Institute / European Space Agency (ESA) First Greek selected in the European astronaut recruitment
Costas Mitropoulos
Costas Mitropoulos is a management consultant with extensive experience in the financial sector, energy and industry.
John Platsidakis
John Platsidakis, Costamare INC, former Executive Director of Anangel Maritime Services Inc and former Vice President of the Angelicoussis Group, former Honorary President of INTERCARGO.
Space Exploration is an Investment for the Future
Head Physician of Astronauts at the ESA (European Space Agency), Dr. Adrianos Golemis, discusses with the columnist Anna Grimani and explains why space exploration is an investment for the future.
Digital Home for Space Program Operators
Komvos-Node’s panel on space science and industry, with the active participation of scientists and space program operators in Greece, highlighted the need and possibility of a new initiative by Komvos-Node.
Greek Shipping and ESG: A Historic Opportunity for Leadership
Greek shipping manages over 20% of the global fleet, while Greece's economy accounts for just 0.2% of the global GDP. Today, the industry faces a historic opportunity: to lead the global effort for sustainable development.