Ethical dimensions of cultural heritage documentation in the age of AI by Efstratios Stylianidis
Moderator: Panos Patsalas
Tag: AIF 2026
What does the biology of whales and elephants teach us about cancer and longevity? by Antonios Trakatellis
Speaker: Antonios Trakatellis
Moderator: Kyriakos Anastasiadis
Concert for the 40 years of the AUTh – School of Music Studies
AUTh’s Symphony Orchestra joins forces with Thessaloniki’s State Symphony Orchestra and AUTh’s Giannis Mantakas choir, for the celebration of the 40 years of AUTh School of Music Studies, in a powerful concert.
Alumni Concert Dedicated to the Commemoration of the Genocide of the Pontic Greeks – ENCHORDON Ensemble
Introduction: Christos Voucharas
Works by the composer Christos Papadopoulos will be performed by the Enchordon ensemble, with lyrics by Kostas Balachoutis, Giorgos Georgiadis, and Giorgos N. Thodoridis-Kylkos: Folk Tragedy “Nikos Kapetanidis” and “Kokkino potami” (Red River).
The Enchordon ensemble consists of the following musicians: Chalkia Aimilia, Georgousis Stelios, Delivasilis Giorgos, Delivasilis Nikolas, Katseniou Sofia, Koutsokosta Evina, Mavromoustakidis Vasilis, Moschidis Stavros Angelos, Plioukas Panagiotis.
Traditional Folk Dance Festival
Festival of traditional Greek folk dances, in the Square of the Chemistry Building of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, with various traditional folk dance ensembles.
Friends by process of elimination: Greek-Serbian Relations from the annexation of Eastern Rumelia to the Young Turk Revolution (1885-1908)
This study examines the course of Greek–Serbian relations in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when the main concern of both sides was the division of Ottoman Macedonia into spheres of influence. The author deepens the research by highlighting the factors that played a decisive role in the evolution of the negotiations, the perspective of each side regarding the nature and prospects of the planned Greek–Serbian rapprochement, as well as the priorities and objectives of the two countries. At the same time, the study explores specific issues such as the Serbian perspective on the question of a Balkan Federation, the different aspects of Serbian policy concerning the autonomy of Macedonia, and finally attempts an overview of Greek–Serbian relations during the period of the Macedonian Struggle.
Cooking with the Resources of Prehistoric Greece
Excellence Awards Ceremony for the Students of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The Excellence Awards Ceremony for the Students of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is a special event dedicated to recognizing and celebrating outstanding student achievement, academic distinction, talent, commitment, and contribution to university life. Through this ceremony, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki honors students who have excelled in their studies, research, innovation, creativity, and broader academic or social engagement, highlighting the values of merit, dedication, and excellence that define the University community.
The awards will be presented by the Rectoral Authorities of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, underscoring the institution’s commitment to supporting and rewarding student excellence. The ceremony aims not only to acknowledge individual accomplishment, but also to inspire the wider student body by showcasing examples of perseverance, ambition, and meaningful contribution to the academic community and society at large.