Democritus University

New theory on Alexander the Great’s tunic sparks debate among archaeologists

It has been 47 years since Manolis Andronikos discovered the tomb of King Philip II in Vergina, yet research, hypotheses, and conspiracy theories regarding the inhabitants of the impressive burial complex—and its possible connection to Alexander the Great—continue to flourish.

AI ushering revolution in education

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping Greek education, with both teachers and students in high schools using popular AI applications and tools to streamline tasks.

From answering questions to organizing exams and summarizing texts, AI has become an essential tool in classrooms across Greece.

PPP projects finally get moving

Something is moving, after months, even years, of delays in infrastructure programs implemented through public-private partnerships (PPPs).

Competitive tenders for projects budgeted at over €5 billion are either at the stage of submission of binding offers by the competing firms or consortiums, or at the stage of preliminary negotiations with the bidders.

Guide to Computer Science: In-demand Schools, Hidden Gems, and Top Departments

“Education or Career?” is the pivotal question that applicants must address before commencing the application process, beginning today or tomorrow and closing on July 18. An essential aspect in deciding on a university program lies in meticulously reviewing the Study Guide and evaluating the courses available.

Democritus University of Thrace: Member of the European University EMERGE

The Democritio University of Thrace (DUTH) has become a member of the European University EMERGE, which is a great academic distinction as it will now participate in the group of European university alliances.

The European Strategy looks forward to the creation of 60 European University Alliances with the participation of at least 500 universities by mid-2024.

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