About me
I am a passionate physics student with multiple interests.
I am currently studying physics in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. My personal life goal is to work on research hence my application. I believe taking part in this summer programme at the home of the world’s largest particle accelerator and a place of exceptional scientific research would be a magnificent (dare I say ideal) first step in my career. The idea of working on research, that is, the bounds of human knowledge and trying to help (even with the tiniest contribution) towards furthering our understanding of the universe is the most noble goal I can think of and I am ready to commit my life to it. My ideal future occupation involves trying to use my knowledge, my critical thinking as well as my imagination to confront scientific and philosophical boundaries seemingly impermeable. I believe I have the potential to try to work on some of humanity’s biggest and most fundamental problems, but that is something I will need to prove with my actions, not with words.
My strong aspects
Critical Thinking
I believe critical thinking is one of the most important skills a person, let alone a scientist, should have.
Team spirit
Despite working well alone, I recognise the importance of team work and always try to be as open and cooperative as I can.
Organised
From working as a volunteer to learning a new language and doing well in my studies, I have learned the importance and the power of organisation.
Skills
Biggest achievements
2021-2022
The Path to plancks organiser
I was one of the two organisers of the “PATh to PLANCKS” convention.
2021-2022
HeyEurope Member
I have helped with deciding the direction of the project from the very beginning, doing some research on the EU, taking up the role of HR leader and improving the design of the app in progress.
2016-2019 | 2021-Today
Foreign language lerner
I was always driven to improve myself and in my eyes learning a new language is doing exactly that.