in Design and Computation)-Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. His design and theoretical work has been published internationally including Architectural Design (AD), the Journal of Architectural Historians, Thresholds, Pidgin, 306090, Architecture in Formation and exhibited widely, including the Museum of Design in Barcelona, the biennale of Venice, the biennale of architecture in Chile, the biennale of architecture in China, RIBA London and the Byzantine Museum of Greece. His design work has received several awards in international architectural competitions, first prize at the International Architecture Competition "London Architecture Gallery, first prize in the international design competition" Gillette Landmark and in the "Design of Ephemeral Structures" for the Athens Olympics. He has design/technology patents for innovation in materials. His research work has been published widely in peer reviewed Journals and conferences. He investigates issues associated with, Material, Energy and Information ecologies of the built environment at scales that range from that of the object to that of the territory. He received an ARO young investigator award in 2014, the NSF Career award in 2011, a Google faculty research award, the Eli Jury dissertation award. He focuses on next generation composite materials, climate adaptive - cyber physical - energy systems and advanced manufacturing technologies, as they relate to advances in Computation. in 2008 in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from UC Berkeley and the Diploma degree from the National Technical University of Athens. With a working definition for the Built Environment as the Effective Distribution of Material, Energy and Information in Space for Socio-Natural Affect, Tsamis works at the intersection of Design and the Architectural Sciences. Since 2010 Leader Scientific Computing group at HITS, Germany.
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Since 2012 Full professor for High Performance Computing at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany.
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Previously he served as the post professional graduate program director in Design at Adolfo Ibanez University in Chile, he has taught at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Knowlton School of Architecture, Ohio State University. Since 2012 Adjunct professor at the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona at Tucson, US. He earned his PhD in Architecture, Design and Computation and Master of Science (SMArchS) in Design and Building Technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He currently serves as the Graduate Program Director of Built Ecologies MS & PhD and the Associate Director of CASE. Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, RPIĪlexandros Tsamis is an Architect and Assistant Professor at the school of architecture, RPI.
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