Curriculum Vitae

Emmanouil S. Kioupakis

Name	Emmanouil Stylianos KIOUPAKIS
Occupation	Graduate Student Department of Physics University of California at Berkeley
Date of birth	January 24, 1980
Nationality	Greek
Mailing address	Department of Physics 366 Le Conte Hall #7300 University of California Berkeley, CA 94720
E-mail address	kioupsocrates.berkeley.edu
Web page	http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~kioup/

Education

2002-present	Graduate student Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley
1997-2001	B.Sc. in Physics Department of Physics, University of Crete, Greece

Research experience

Spring 2003 - present

Graduate Student Researcher, S. G. Louie / M. L. Cohen group, Physics Department, University of California, Berkeley

Teaching experience

Fall 2002	Graduate Student Instructor, “Physics 8B” (Electromagnetism for life science students) University of California, Berkeley
Fall 2001	Teaching Assistant, “Calculus I”, Physics Department, University of Crete
Fall 1999 & Fall 2000	Computer Lab Assistant, “Computers II” (numerical and statistical analysis), Physics Department, University of Crete
Spring 2000	Reader, “Calculus II”, Physics Department, University of Crete

Awards

May 2003	Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, University of California, Berkeley
July 2001	Valedictorian, School of Science, University of Crete, Greece
July 2001	Dretakis prize, University of Crete
1997-2001	Greek National Scholarship Foundation
1997	Admission to Physics Department, University of Crete, ranked 1^st
1996	Hellenic Mathematical Society

Scholarships

2002-2005	Onassis Foundation
1997-2001	Greek National Scholarship Foundation
1997-2001	Municipality of Heraklion, Greece

Membership

• American Physical Society

Languages

Greek (native), English (Certificate of Proficiency, Cambridge), French (DELF)

Standardized Tests

GRE General	(Nov 2001)	V: 440	Q: 790	A:770
GRE Physics	(Nov 2001)	990 / 97%
TOEFL / TSE	(Nov 2001)	267 / 55

References

Professor Steven G. Louie

Physics Department, University of California, Berkeley

Professor E. N. Economou

Physics Department, University of Crete and Foundation of Research and Technology

Professor N. D. Kylafis

Chairman, Physics Department, University of Crete

Professor T. Tomaras

Physics Department, University of Crete

Extra curricular interests

Hiking, classical guitar, literature