Konstantinos Tsioutas

    Tsioutas Konstantinos: Curriculum Vitae
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Supervisor: Konstantinos Tiligadis
(start December of 2025)

Konstantinos Tsioutas is a postdoctoral researcher with an interdisciplinary background in Computer Science, Telecommunications, Electronics, Music Technology, and Digital Arts. His academic and research work focuses on the study and development of networked and interactive technologies for music, education, and digital forms of artistic expression.

His postdoctoral research at the Department of Audio and Visual Arts, under the supervision of Professor Konstantinos Tiligadis, concerns the study and implementation of interactive systems for transmitting depth-camera data over the Internet for applications in immersive environments and virtual worlds.

Since 2016, he has served as a visiting lecturer in the postgraduate programme “Digital Art Forms in the Contemporary Era” at the Department of Audio and Visual Arts of Ionian University, teaching programming for Digital Audio and Video Interactive Environments.

He holds a PhD from the Athens University of Economics and Business in the domain of User’s Experience. His doctoral research focused on musicians’ experiences in Network Music Performance environments and investigated the parameters that influence the quality of collaborative musical activity over networks.

He holds two master’s degrees: a Master’s Degree in Radioelectrology and Electronics from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and a Master’s Degree in Audio Arts and Technologies from Ionian University. He also holds a degree in Electronic Engineering Education from the School of Pedagogical and Technological Education (ASPETE).

He has participated in exhibitions and artistic events, including the Platforms exhibitions with the AVARTS group, the “Symbols and Ruins” exhibition at the National Museum of Contemporary Art, and projects and installations such as “Adeouses Poleis,” “Google Bike,” and “Bike in Corfu,”  as well as the Platforms group exhibitions.

His research has been published in international journals and conferences including the IEEE International Symposium on the Internet of Sounds, the International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference, the Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, Future Internet, and SN Computer Science. His published work also includes studies on multimodal assessment, immersive digital media, and collaborative online environments for music education.

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