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Ever Excelling Semper Excellens 1 UNIVERSITY OF THE AEGEAN Business School (BS) THE RESEARCH PROFILE Ever Excelling OF THE ACADEMIC Semper Excellens COMMUNITY OF BS 2004-2009 Editor: Prof. John Karkazis Dean December 2009 Chios, Greece 2 1. M. Tiryakioglu and N.D. Alexopoulos (2008) The effect of artificial aging on tensile work hardening characteristics of a cast Al-7\% Si-0.55\% Mg (A357) alloy, Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, 39A: 2772-2780, 2008. 2. N.D. Alexopoulos and P. Papanikos (2008) Experimental and theoretical studies of corrosion-induced mechanical properties degradation of aircraft 2024 aluminium alloy, Materials Science & Engineering A, 498(1-2): 248-257, 2008. 3. Μ. Tiryakioglu, J. Campbell and N.D. Alexopoulos On the ductility potential of cast Al-Cu-Mg (206) alloys, Materials Science & Engineering A, 2008, έχει εγκριθεί για δηµοσίευση. 4. N.D. Alexopoulos and Μ. Tiryakioglu The relationship between fracture toughness and tensile properties of A357 cast aluminum alloy, Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, 2008, έχει υποβληθεί για δηµοσίευση. 5. Κάλυµνος, Ν.∆. Αλεξόπουλος, Γ. Αγγελόπουλος, Α. ∆ιαµαντούδης, Θ. Κερµανίδης και Β. Στιβανάκης (2007) Εκτίµηση της αντοχής σε κάµψη βιοµηχανικών κεραµιδιών: ανάπτυξη µεθοδολογίας για τον υπολογισµό της αντοχής σε κάµψη από εργαστηριακά δοκίµια, Πρακτικά από το 3ο Πανελλήνιο Συνέδριο Μεταλλικών Υλικών, Ελληνική Μεταλλουργική Εταιρεία, Πάτρα, 06-07 ∆εκεµβρίου 2007, σελ. 89-96. 6. Ν.∆. Αλεξόπουλος (2007) Χαρακτηρισµός της 'ποιότητας' των µεταλλικών υλικών: τα χυτά κράµατα αλουµινίου και οι δείκτες ποιότητας, Πρακτικά από το 3ο Πανελλήνιο Συνέδριο Μεταλλικών Υλικών, Ελληνική Μεταλλουργική Εταιρεία, Πάτρα, 06-07 ∆εκεµβρίου 2007, σελ. 97-104. 7. S. Lalas, N. Ampazis, A. Tsakonas, G. Dounias and K. Vemmos (2008) Modeling Stroke Diagnosis with the Use of Intelligent Techniques, Artificial Intelligence: Theories, Models and Applications, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (Springer-Verlag), vol. 5138/2008, pp 352-358, 2008. 8. N. Ampazis (2008) Collaborative Filtering via Concept Decomposition on the Netflix Dataset, Proceedings of Workshop on Recommender Systems, 18th IEEE European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Patras, Greece, July 2008. 9. I. Minis, N. Ampazis, K. Mamasis (2007) “Efficient real-time management of goods distribution to clustered clients”, International Journal of Integrated Supply Management, vol 3, number 3, pp. 211-227, 2007. 10. N. Ampazis, H. Iakovaki, and G. Dounias (2007) Author Identification of E-mail Messages with OLMAM Trained Feedforward Neural Networks, Proceedings of 19th IEEE International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence ICTAI, Patras, Greece, November 2007. 11. Andrikopoulos, A. (2008) Intellectual Capital and Real options: agency theory and the dynamics of R&D investments, International Journal of Learning and Intellectual Capital, Vol. 5 No 1, σσ. 20-32. 12. Andrikopoulos, A. και Koronis, E. (2007) Reputation performance: a portfolio selection approach, International Journal of Business Performance Management, Vol. 9 No 4, σσ. 406-418. 13. Andrikopoulos, A. (2007) On the quadratic approximation to the value of american put options: a note, Applied Financial Economics Letters, Vol.3 No 5, σσ. 313-317. 14. Andrikopoulos, A. και Angelidis, T. (2008) Idiosyncratic risk, returns and liquidity in the London Stock Exchange: a spillover approach, παρουσιάστηκε στο 2008 EFMA Meeting, Ιούνιος 2008, Αθήνα. 15. Andrikopoulos, A. (2008) 3 Investment timing, managerial discretion and the capital structure choice, δηµοσιευµένο στα πρακτικά του 5ου Φοιτητικού Συνεδρίου ∆ιοικητικής Επιστήµης και Τεχνολογίας, Μάιος 2008, Αθήνα. 16. Andrikopoulos, A. (2008) Irreversible investment, managerial discretion and optimal capital structure, δεκτό προς δηµοσίευση στο Journal of Banking and Finance. 17. Andrikopoulos, A. (2005) The real options approach to intellectual capital analysis: a critique, Knowledge and Process Management, Vol 12 Νο 3, pp. 217-224. Το άρθρο αυτό συµπεριλήφθηκε στη διεθνή επισκόπηση του έτους 2005 Emerald Management Reviews: Profiting from Intellectual Capital. 18. Andrikopoulos, A. (2005) Using intellectual capital statements to determine value drivers and priorities for organizational change: a portfolio selection approach, Knowledge Management Research and Practice, Vol 3 No 3, σσ. 166-172. 19. Andrikopoulos, A. (2007) On the quadratic approximation to the value of american options: an alternative, δεκτό προς δηµοσίευση στο Finance Letters. 20. Andrikopoulos, A. και Koronis, E. (2007) Reputation performance: a portfolio selection approach, International Journal of Business Performance Management, Vol. 9 No 4, σσ. 406-418. 21. Andrikopoulos, A. και Kaimenakis, N. (2007) Introducing FOrNeX: a composite index for the intangible resources of the football club, δεκτό προς δηµοσίευση στο International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing. 22. Andrikopoulos, A. (2004) Intellectual capital portfolio selection: value drivers and priorities for organizational change. To άρθρο κατατέθηκε και παρουσιάστηκε στο EUROXX: 20ο Ευρωπαϊκό Συνέδριο στην Επιχειρησιακή Έρευνα, Ρόδος 4-7 Ιουλίου 2004. 23. Andrikopoulos, A. και Koronis, E. (2005) Towards a corporate reputation portfolio: using the portfolio theory principles in the strategic management of reputation capital, δηµοσιευµένο στα πρακτικά του 9th Reputation Institute Conference, Μάιος 2005, Μαδρίτη. 24. Andrikopoulos, A. (2006) Analytical approximations to the valuation of american options: a boundary-optimality approach, παρουσιάστηκε στο 2006 HFAA Conference στη Θεσσαλονίκη (∆εκέµβριος 2006). 25. Andrikopoulos A. (2007) On the quadratic valuation of american options: a functional guess, παρουσιάστηκε και δηµοσιεύτηκε στα πρακτικά του International Workshop of Economics and Finance (IWEF) στην Τρίπολη, 15 Ιουνίου 2007. 26.Alexandropoulou, D, Angelis, V. and Mavri, M. (2009) Knowledge Management and Higher Education: Present State and Future Trends, International Journal of Knowledge and Learning, Vol. 5 Issue 2 (to appear). 27. Mavri M., Angelis V., Ioannou G., Gaki E., Koufodontis I., (2008) A Two Stage Dynamic Credit Scoring Model Based on Customer’s Profile and Time Horizon. Journal of Financial Services Marketing, 13 (2), pp. 15-30. 28. Salamoura M., Angelis V., Kehagias J., Lymperopoulos C., (2008) Investigating the “New Product Acceptance Function”: the Quality – Accessibility Relationship. Managing Service Quality, Vol.18: No.5, pp.425-441. 29.Gaki, E., Angelis, V., (2008) Overcoming Spatial Discontinuity by Enchancing Communication Continuity, Studies in Regional & Urban Planning , issue 11, 2008 (to appear). 4 30. Vafopoulos, M. and Angelis, V. A business model for the Grid e-workspace, International Journal of Applied Systemic Studies (to appear). 31. Vidalis J. M., Koukoumialos I. S., Angelis A. V. Determination of Inventory Performance Measures in a two level Supply Chain with uncertain Demand and Replenishment, Omega / Elsevier (submitted). 32. Vidalis J. M., Koukoumialos I. S., Angelis A. V., (2008) Inventory Performance Measures in a Three Stage Supply Chain with Stochastic Demand and Replenishment times: The Exponential case, International Journal of Production Economics / Elsevier (submitted). 33. Vidalis J. M. & Angelis A. V. ∆ιαχείριση Εφοδιαστικού ∆ικτύου υπό καθεστώς αβεβαιότητας, Αστρολάβος / Ελληνική Μαθηµατική Εταιρεία (submitted). 34. Antivachis, N.A. and Angelis, V.A. (2007) Network Organization: A System Exegesis, International Journal of Applied Systemic Studies, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2007, pp 32- 48. 35. Antivachis, N. A., Konstantas, G. and Angelis, V. A. (2007) Workflows Coordination in Novel Organizational Forms, International Journal of Applied Systemic Studies, Vol. 1, No. 2, 2007, pp.208-229. 36. Antivachis, N. A., Angelis, V. A and Konstantas G. BPR as a Mediating Mechanism for the Enhancement of the Customer-Organization Bond, International Journal of Applied Systemic Studies (to appear). 37. Antivachis, N.A. and Angelis, V.A. Network Organization: The Case of Increased Risks and the Government Metamorphosis, International Journal of Applied Systemic Studies (to appear). 38. Angelis, V.A, Dimaki, C., Psarakis, S. and Virras, I. Measuring the Effect of Financial Incentives of a Region's Development. A Statistical Process Control Approach International Journal of Applied Systemic Studies (to appear). 39. Μαύρη, Μ., Αγγελής, Β., Ιωάννου, Γ., (2007) «Εκτίµηση της πιστοληπτικής ικανότητας ενός πελάτη και του χρόνου οµαλής συνεργασίας του µε την τράπεζα», Αστρολάβος, 7, pp. 106-120. 40. Αραβοσιτάς, Γ. & Αγγελής, Β. (2006) Βελτιστοποίηση φόρτισης µηχανών: Θεωρητικό πλαίσιο και εφαρµογή, Αστρολάβος, τεύχος 5, 2006, σελ.43-60. 41.Angelis, V.A., Kondakis, M., Dimaki, C. and Angelis-Dimakis, A. (2005) The Role of Environment in a Region’s Sustainable Development, The Journal of Management Sciences and Regional Development, Issue 5, 2005, pp.219-243. 42. Angelis, V.A., Lymperopoulos, C. and Dimaki K, (2005) Customers’ Perceived Value for Private and State Controlled Hellenic Banks, Journal of Financial Services Marketing, , Volume 9, No 4, 2005, pp 360-374. 43. Angelis, V.A, Dimaki and C., Virras, I. (2005) The Use of Survival Analysis Techniques in Studying Regional Development Issues, The Journal of Management Sciences and Regional Development, Issue 5, 2005, pp.187-218. 44.Vafopoulos, Μ., Angelis, V.A., Platis, A., (2005) Hyper Clustering: from Digital Divide to GRID e-workspace, In Zanasi, A., Brebbia, C.A. and Ebecken, N. (eds), DataMining VI: DataMining, Text
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