Professor Dr. George Zouros

Biography

George Zouros specializes in the philosophical foundations of quantum mechanics, with a significant focus on the resolutions of paradoxes associated with quantum theory. His main interest lies in the Popper experiment and a variant of the EPR thought experiment. He has a profound academic background, having earned a PhD in Philosophy of Science in 2007 from the London School of Economics, alongside a PGCE in Mathematics from King's College in 2009. George's earlier education includes a BSc in Physics from Queen Mary College and an MSc in Quantum Fields and Fundamental Forces from Imperial College, achieved in the early 1990s. He has extensive teaching experience across various disciplines, including Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Management, and Philosophy, at both graduate and undergraduate levels. Currently, he serves as a Lecturer in Mathematics at the New College of the Humanities, where he continues to share his expertise and passion for academia. He has also been recognized for his teaching excellence, receiving awards for his contributions to the Mathematics and Philosophy departments at the London School of Economics.