I studied history and archaeology at the University of Crete. I continued my studies at the University of Southampton receiving a Master of Science in Archaeological Computing (Virtual Pasts). I was awarded my PhD in Digital Archaeology at the University of Southampton in 2014. My research interests are mainly focused on the theory of 3D visualisation, perception and interpretation in archaeology, as well as tools and methods for digital recording. I am exploring the relationship between people and the built environment, while I am particularly interested in the simulation of light in ancient environments.Much of my recent scholarship also involves reconfiguring academic outputs to elicit non-academic audiences using multimodal means of communication. It explores opportunities to fully integrate Arts into STE(A)M by melding humanities and technology in knowledge transfer, creative collaborations, and partnerships by communicating with the public and making atypical audiences co-creators of knowledge. My current project, PURE3D, funded by PDI-SSH, is developing a national infrastructure for the publication and presentation of 3D scholarship. With OPER3D, funded by NWO, we are developing a system and workflow for the publication and peer review of 3D works.