Dr. Thomas Tsiampalis holds a BSc in Mathematics from National and Kappodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), and an MSc in Biostatistics from NKUA with an excellent performance. In July 2023 he completed his PhD with a focus on spatial epidemiology and how to manage missing data in epidemiological studies, and since 2016 he has worked in various research projects and private sector companies in the field of public health and biostatistics. He has over 30 original research articles in peer-reviewed journals and over 40 scientific publications in national-international congresses, while he is also reviewer in several scientific journals (e.g., BMJ Open, BMC Medical Research Methodology etc.). During his professional career he has participated in more than 11 national-international projects as Researcher- Biostatistician, and he has received a fellowship for research studies from the European Atherosclerosis Society. Since 2019 he has been a Teaching Assistant in the Biostatistics I & II courses at the School of Health Sciences of the Department of Dietetics-Nutrition of the Harokopio University and since 2022 he has been working with the Department of Dietetics and Nutrition of the University of Thessaly as an Adjunct External Instructor for the Biostatistics course taught in the 1st semester of the Study Program. In the Winter semester of 2023–2024, he collaborates with the Department of Statistics & Insurance Science of the University of Piraeus as an Adjunct External Instructor for the Clinical Trials course in the Postgraduate Program "Applied Statistics". His research interests include the epidemiology of chronic diseases and the role of nutrition in them, spatial epidemiology, research methodology (clinical trials and epidemiological studies), public health, and the development of chronic disease prevention strategies through the development of appropriate microsimulation scenarios.

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