Political communication ·
political behaviour ·
digital politics
I study how information, campaigns and political context shape citizens’ judgements, participation and representation. My work combines experiments and computational methods with a substantive interest in contemporary democratic politics.
Lecturer (Teaching-focused, non-tenure-track)
Cyprus University of Technology
Research Fellow
Disappearing Act · University of Cyprus
Taken in Apeiranthos, Naxos, Greece (August 2026) by Marios Giorgitsis.
Research
Political communication
Opinion formation, digital campaigning, voting advice applications, candidate communication and the political consequences of personalised information.
Representation & political behaviour
Public opinion, voter–party congruence, electoral participation and the ways citizens form political judgements.
Political violence
Repression, enforced disappearances, forensic evidence and transitional justice, studied through text-as-data, machine learning and geospatial analysis.
Current
2024—
Lecturer (Teaching-focused, non-tenure-track)
Cyprus University of Technology
2023—
Research Fellow · Disappearing Act
University of Cyprus
2020—2024
PhD in Political and Social Sciences, Cum Laude
Pompeu Fabra University
Nikandros Ioannidis 