Group’s experience
Research projects funded by E.U (FP7, H2020) and National Funding.
National & International patents
Research topics that we are currently working
Who we are
The Thessaloniki Integrated Systems Research Group (THESSIS) was established in 2019 at AUTH as an inter-disciplinary collaborative research environment between the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Informatics and Physics AUTH, with the main goal to carry out interdisciplinary research in the fields of computer architecture, FPGAs, analog and digital circuit design and related electronic design automation tools; thereby we address pressing challenges in growing applications domains, including Big Data, HPC, IoT, CPS and ML.
THESSIS span out of the amalgamation of the:
The Group is equipped with state-of-the-art hardware infrastructure for conducting research in analog, digital and embedded systems for the edge and Cloud, which in turn serve as vertical technologies to various applications domains. In detail, the members of THESSIS group have been at the forefront of world research and development in the fields of:
THESSIS has a track-record in European research project participation, with its team members having participated in more than 19 FP7 and H2020 EU research projects during the last 10 years, often acting also as the project coordinators or Work Package leaders. It has a world-wide network of collaborators from leading research institutions and industry from Greece, Europe and USA.
Academic Staff
Driven by our common passion to explore new ideas, and our complementary expertise, we aim novel end-to-end solutions for future integrated systems!
Vasilis Pavlidis
Associate Professor
ECE Dept., AUTH
Circuit Design
Kostas Siozios
Associate Professor
Physics Dept., AUTH
HW Accelerators (FPGA), CAD Tools & Resource Orchestrator
George Keramidas
Assistant Professor
Informatics Dept., AUTH
Domain Specific Processors and Accelerators (GPU/GPGPU)
Thomas Noulis
Assistant Professor
Physics Dept., AUTH
Analog/RFMS Circuit Design