I’m currently based in Paris, doing an industrial PhD in Computer Science with the AVIZ team at Inria and Berger-Levrault, supervised by Jean-Daniel Fekete.
My research focuses on developing visualizations that help the public interpret complex datasets, such as national budgets and environmental reports.
I hold a double Master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction and Design from KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Université Paris-Saclay . Before that, I studied Management Science and Technology specializing in Data Science and Software Engineering at the Athens University of Economics and Business .
I will present our full paper "Lost in Magnitudes: Exploring Visualization Designs for Large Value Ranges" at CHI 2025 in Yokohoma, Japan. This work received Best Paper Award (top 1%) .
I presented our workshop paper "Designing Visualizations for Enhancing Carbon Numeracy" at IEEE VIS 2024 (online).
I presented our poster "A Design Space for Static Visualizations with Several Orders of Magnitude" at Eurovis 2024 in Odense, Denmark.
I started my PhD focusing on the visualizations of public financial data in the AVIZ team of Inria and Berger-Levrault, under the supervision of Jean-Daniel Fekete.