Vice-Rector Crysi Lapsidou, in her role as the Coordinator of the Arsinoe Project, articulated how the solutions developed by Arsinoe are effectively addressing one of the most significant challenges faced by Athens: the occurrence of extreme heat waves, during an insightful interview. In Project Arsinoe’s effort to address the issue of extreme heat in Athens, she notably highlighted the following points: Understanding the devastating impact of heat waves

Vice-Rector Chrysi Laspidou, in her capacity as Coordinator of Arsinoe, participated in and delivered an insightful presentation at the seminar titled “Environmental education and citizen science utilizing digital tools: Application at the K.E.PE.A. Metropolitan Park Antonis Tritsis“. This hybrid seminar facilitated simultaneous in-person and remote participation from selected school units, organized by the University of Thessaly, as part of the second Action of the European project Arsinoe. The seminar focused

    The University of Thessaly continued its tradition of the New Year’s cake-cutting ceremony, expanding this year’s celebrations to all cities where its academic community resides. From Volos and Larissa to Karditsa, Trikala, and Lamia, all rectory authorities, professors, faculty members and administrative staff convened to welcome the new year with optimism and a spirit of solidarity. The Vice-Rector of Innovation, Internationalization, Partnerships, and Digital Governance, Professor Chrysi Laspidou,

    Vice-Rector Chrysi Lapsidou participated in a ceremony held in Volos on January 10, which was attended by the Minister of Education, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, and the Deputy Minister of Education, Zetta Makri. During this event, the Rector, Charalambos Billinis, recognized donors Pietro Bellasi and Katerina Papageorgiou Bellasi for their exceptional collection of engraved artworks. “Donors are a rare phenomenon in contemporary society. The late Pietro and the esteemed Katerina