Helen Mavromichalaki

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Professor Emeritus, Department of Physics, University of Athens, Greece (since 1999). She was born in Egion, Achaias, Greece and obtained her B.Sc. in Physics (1970), the M.Sc. in Meteorology (1976) and the Ph.D. in Physics (1978) from the University of Athens, Greece. She worked as an assistant at the Nuclear Physics Laboratory (1970-82) and as Lecturer (1982) and Assistant Professor (1985) at the same University. She is a scientific collaborator (since 1979) of the Research Center of Astronomy and Applied Mathematics of the Academy of Athens. She has written one textbook on “Cosmic Rays” and co-authored two other textbooks on “Nuclear Physics” and “Atomic Physics”. She is the Head of the Cosmic Ray Group of Athens University from 1982 of undergraduate and graduate students as well as of post graduate and scientific researchers. Her scientific interests include Galactic and Solar Cosmic ray Physics, Magnetospheric Physics, Space Physics, Space Weather monitoring by cosmic rays, Neutron Monitors and satellite data analysis. She is Scientific Responsible of the Installation and Operation of the Athens Neutron Monitor Station in real-time (2000-) and Head of the Athens Neutron Monitor Data Processing (ANMODAP) Center (2003-today), an Alert system providing a warning signal worldwide in real-time for GLE events is operated since 2003.
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