George K. Yiapanas
George K. Yiapanas
Reference number: 2022-1-PL01-KA220-HED-000087008
Project start date: 01.11.2022
Project end date: 31.10.2025
Duration: 36 months
Field: Higher education
Project budget: 400.000 EUR
Role: Team member - Researcher
Website: https://cl4bio.web.ua.pt
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Rejected proposals
Call: Internal Security Fund (ISF)
ISF-2022-TF1-AG-CORRUPT
Submitted: August 2022
Duration: 24 months
Project budget: 983.512 EUR
Role: Principal Investigator
Proposals under evaluation
Call: ERASMUS-SPORT-2023
Submitted: March 2023
Duration: 30 months
Project budget: 400.000 EUR
Role: Senior expert/advisor/researcher
Ongoing projects
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The project aims at providing academic teachers with skills and instruments for innovative and creative teaching, thus developing excellence in innovative and / or online pedagogical approaches, including transdisciplinary approaches, new curriculum development methods, providing and assessing linking education with research and innovation. Increasing teaching competences will allow better and more effective education of students in the bioeconomy, which is necessary to answer market demand.
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TEAM aims to conduct evidence-based research amongst youth football on the challenges and effects of mental health and the need for mental well-being. The project will identify and map the general mental health issues/symptoms in youth football, and track and comprehend the level of awareness and knowledge of youth football players and staff in recognising and responding to mental health issues/symptoms. TEAM will introduce a Handbook to raise awareness, provide insights, and introduce good practices to the youth football stakeholders, practitioners, and policy-makers on how to recognize, respond and tackle youth mental health stigma
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ACCRUE was aiming to examine and assess the impact of crypto assets on football fans and players and formulate recommendations for better engagement, introducing a framework of good practices and creating awareness, including informative tools for understanding the effects. The project’s objective was to identify and map the possible risks of corruption and support anti-corruption actions by reinforcing awareness in society and across the industry’s fan community. ACCRUE was aiming to provide a European added value with broad EU relevance, targeting all 55 European members of the UEFA. Its findings would involve a variety of stakeholders (i.e., citizens, private sector, national authorities, European and international level authorities).
Call: PPPA-SPORT-2023-PEOPLE-PLANET
Submitted: October 2024
Duration: 18 months
Project budget: 399.324 EUR
Role: Senior researcher
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Re.Cycling is a ground-breaking initiative that aims to give a comprehensive metric tool for measuring the social, economic, and environmental benefits of cycling activities. Its primary goal is to provide a powerful tool to both responsible cyclists and local communities for improving the positive effects of cycling tourism and events while limiting any potential negative consequences. The project highlights the growing popularity of cycling as a sustainable and environmentally friendly mode of transportation and recreation. It also recognizes that major cycling events, such as races and tours, can have a wide range of consequences on the towns and areas through which they cycle.
