After a two-year mandatory military service, I spent four amazing years at
MIT, living and studying at the
Number Six club. In 2007, I graduated with a B.S. in Civil Engineering, a minor in Mathematics, two UROPs and enough good stories for a lifetime. Subsequently, I moved to New York City, where a Teaching Assistantship supported my M.S. at
Columbia University.
For my PhD, I moved across the Atlantic to the UK and to
Girton College, Cambridge. I worked in the
Advanced Structures Group on the topic of multistable shells. I was supervised by Dr Keith Seffen and advised by Prof. Simon Guest.
Before joining the University of Bath, I was a Postdoctoral Research Associate within the
Low Carbon Materials Processing Group at the University of Cambridge (now the Use Less Group), under Prof. Julian Allwood. Whilst at Cambridge, I investigated ways of designing sheet metal forming processes to reduce waste. During this time, I was a Research Fellow at
Darwin College.
I also respond to the name Evros.