Eleftherios Vouzis

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Eleftherios Vouzis

PhD Candidate

Biography

Eleftherios Vouzis is a PhD candidate in the Department of Digital Systems and a member of the Computational Biomedicine Lab of the University of Piraeus.

He works as an AI Scientist and Machine Learning Engineer and he holds a BSc from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece in Mathematics with specialization in Computational Mathematics.

In 2022 he graduated from the postgraduate programme "Information Systems and Services" with specialization in Big Data and Analytics, of the Department of Digital Systems of the University of Piraeus.

His research interests focus on the fields of Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence.

Recent publications

4 publications in the lab library

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2026Articles in International Conference Proceedings

Short-Horizon Prediction of Player Well-Being from Gameplay Behavior and Psychological Signals

Vouzis, E., Vouzis, N., Lialiou, P. and Maglogiannis, I. (2026)

In Health Sciences Informatics Leads and Empowers the Digital Health Transformation. IOS Press.

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2026Articles in International Scientific Journals

GenAI-Powered Framework for Reliable Sentiment Labeling in Drug Safety Monitoring

Vouzis, E. and Maglogiannis, I. (2026)

Applied Sciences, 16(8), p. 3942.

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2025Articles in International Conference Proceedings

A Multi-Method Machine Learning Analysis of Sleep Disturbances

Lialiou, P., Vouzis, E., Maglogiannis, I. and Mantas, J. (2025)

Determinants During COVID-19’, in Global Healthcare Transformation in the Era of Artificial Intelligence and Informatics. IOS Press.

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2023Articles in International Scientific Journals

Prediction of Early Dropouts in Patient Remote Monitoring Programs

Vouzis, E. and Maglogiannis, I. (2023)

SN Computer Science, 4(5).

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Computational Biomedicine Lab
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