Assist Prof Dr Eirini Papadaki, Hellenic Mediterranean University, Greece
Assist. Prof. Dr. Eirini Papadaki seems like an excellent candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award based on her extensive and diverse contributions to the field. Here’s a structured breakdown of her qualifications and achievements.
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Educational Background and Expertise 🎓
Eirini Papadaki holds a Ph.D. in Communication and Visual Culture from the University of Kent, focusing on “The mediation of art through the mass media.” Her academic journey includes a solid foundation in Journalism and Mass Media Communication from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
Professional Experience 🏛️
Since 2002, she has been involved with the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece, contributing to major projects such as digitizing Greek artworks and creating databases and digital platforms. Her roles have spanned scientific project management, research organization, and supervision.
Research Focus 🔬
Her research explores the intersections of cultural communication, digital media, and cultural industries. Notable areas include the digital path of cultural communication, CCIs in tourism and branding, and the semiotics of visual arts. Her work addresses critical issues in cultural management and the impact of digital transformation on culture.
Teaching Experience 📚
Papadaki has taught at several universities, including the University of Kent, University of Ioannina, and Hellenic Open University. She currently serves as an assistant professor at the Hellenic Mediterranean University, teaching Cultural Communication and managing the Postgraduate Program in “Management of Cultural Bodies.
Publications and Contributions 📖
She has authored and edited numerous books and articles on cultural industries, technoculture, and digital communication. Key publications include: Books: The Tourist Gaze (forthcoming), Digital Communication and Culture: The Greek Example (forthcoming), Cultural Industries and Technoculture (2018). Chapters: Articles on media, postcards, and cultural branding. Journals: Papers on art, cultural identity, and the synergy of animation and tourism.
Conference Contributions 🗣️
Papadaki has presented at various international conferences, discussing topics such as Balkan cultural identity and the impact of the internet on media. Her comprehensive expertise, combined with her impactful research and teaching roles, make her a strong contender for the Research for Best Researcher Award.
Publication top notes
Identification of lineaments with possible structural origin using ASTER images and DEM derived products in Western Crete, Greece
Intranasal application of vasopressin fails to elicit changes in brain immediate early gene expression, neural activity and behavioural performance of rats
Undoing kinship, producing citizenship in a public maternity hospital in Athens, Greece
Narrating personal moments through social images: Postcards as souvenirs of memorable instances and places
Complementing geotechnical slope stability and land movement analysis using satellite DInSAR
Mass-produced images of archaeological sites: The case study of Knossos on postcards
Radar Interferometry for Monitoring Land Subsidence due to over-pumping Ground Water in Crete, Greece
Talking about kinship
Marriage, time, affect and the politics of compromise in Athens
The semiotics of cultural organisations’ on-line branding: the examples of the Metropolitan Opera of New York and the National Opera of Greece”