Dr. Skiadopoulos Andreas

Dr. Skiadopoulos is a biomechanist specializing in rehabilitation biomechanics, with extensive postdoctoral research experience in the neuroscience of movement. At Mediterranean College Thessaloniki, he teaches the courses “Research Methods for Sport & Exercise” and “Introduction to Anatomy for Sport & Exercise,” while also supervising undergraduate dissertations focused on biomechanics and movement physiology. He has participated in international research projects in the United States funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), as well as by the states of New York and Nebraska, and has also contributed to European research initiatives in Spain funded by the European Regional Development Fund. His research interests focus on the use of non-invasive spinal cord electrical stimulation in individuals with motor impairments, with particular emphasis on investigating how stimulation influences neurorehabilitation and functional movement recovery.