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atHi, I'm Haris Katsikogiannis. I'm an astronomer and programmer with a passion for writing code that help scientists and engineers do their work better. Welcome to my website!
Currently located in the beautiful city of Leiden, Netherlands.
My personal research interests include radio astronomy, exploring the universe at radio wavelengths to study galaxy formation, active galactic nuclei, and interstellar phenomena. To support this and other research, I focus heavily on writing software for astronomy to develop easy to use, open-source tools tailored specifically for astronomical data processing. Additionally, I am passionate about training and implementing general artificial intelligence models (especially classical machine learning techniques) in science and engineering to solve problems and aid in research.
A fully automated pipeline for space weather forecast and prediction of geomagnetic storms using XGBoost and Random Forest.
An interactive 3D web application blending data visualization with immersive UI focused on visualizing astronomical data.
A deep learning framework for radio image deconvolution (in development).
A collection of interesting animations, from astrophysics simulations using the AMUSE framework to dynamical systems like the Rössler attractor.
Volunteering work writing articles and managing social media posts for 2science.gr (content in Greek).
