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Mr. Andreas Andreou joined [[Future Worlds Center]] as an intern in February 2015.
Mr. Andreas Andreou joined [[Future Worlds Center]] as an intern in February 2015.
 
==Short Bio==
Mr. Andreas Andreou holds a BA in Greek Philology, pathways Linguistics (Excellent) from the University of Patras (Greece) and an MSc in Forensic Linguistics from Aston University, UK. Being particularly interested in the use of language in the crime, his MSc thesis focused on the analysis of text messages written in Greeklish, namely, the representation of the Greek language with the Latin alphabet, aiming at examining whether we can identify the author of an unknown Greeklish text message by merely examining its language. Having identified the key role that language plays in the cyber crime, his research interests mainly lie in the field of forensic authorship analysis aiming at (a) raising awareness for the dangers that children face on the Internet and (b) analyzing criminal evidence from a linguistic perspective.

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Andreas Andreou
Andreas Andreou
Period at FWC February 2015 - Present
Field of Study BA Greek Philology (Excellent), MSc Forensic Linguistics
Sending University University of Patras (Greece), Aston University (UK)
Achievements Four year Scholarship by Tyrimos Foundation (Cyprus) for BA studies, IKY scholarship and award (State Scholarships Foundation of Greece) in the 3rd year of BA studies (9,83/10),




Mr. Andreas Andreou joined Future Worlds Center as an intern in February 2015.

Short Bio

Mr. Andreas Andreou holds a BA in Greek Philology, pathways Linguistics (Excellent) from the University of Patras (Greece) and an MSc in Forensic Linguistics from Aston University, UK. Being particularly interested in the use of language in the crime, his MSc thesis focused on the analysis of text messages written in Greeklish, namely, the representation of the Greek language with the Latin alphabet, aiming at examining whether we can identify the author of an unknown Greeklish text message by merely examining its language. Having identified the key role that language plays in the cyber crime, his research interests mainly lie in the field of forensic authorship analysis aiming at (a) raising awareness for the dangers that children face on the Internet and (b) analyzing criminal evidence from a linguistic perspective.