About ICCS

A History of Academic Excellence

Founded in 1989, ICCS is an independent, non-profit research organization dedicated to advancing the values, mission, and strategic goals of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). Over the years, ICCS has exemplified the University’s commitment to scholarly excellence, fostering the integration of research and teaching. It has made significant contributions to Greece’s scientific achievements in computational science and engineering.

Mission & Vision

At ICCS, our mission is to ensure that our research outcomes make meaningful contributions to society. We focus on advancing priorities that foster a more resilient, green, sustainable, and secure future, with a strong emphasis on enhancing citizenship. Our vision involves addressing current challenges, establishing new collaborative networks, building synergies, and partnering with industry. We strive to create a world-class research environment that supports critical inquiry and scholarly exchange.

Research Areas

Scientific research at ICCS is structured around various interdisciplinary thematic areas, including AI and Smart Systems, Hardware and Software, Computer Networks, Mobile Communications, Control and Automation, Power Production, Transport and Distribution, Energy, Climate, Biomedical and Biomechanics, Information Systems, Management and Decision Support, and Photonics. Our focus is on advancing scientific discovery and driving engineering innovation through cutting-edge, interdisciplinary computing research.

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Technology Transfer and Innovation

The technical expertise and knowledge accumulated at ICCS over the years have frequently led to significant innovations. Established in 2022, the ICCS Technology Transfer Office (TTO) is dedicated to effectively translating research results into innovation processes that create tangible value for society and the economy. ICCS actively supports the development of startups and has played a key role in the success of spin-offs such as CIBOS and PhOS.

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