Nick Drydakis is a Professor in Economics in the Faculty of Business and Law at Anglia Ruskin University (Cambridge Campus), where he directs the Centre for Pluralist Economics. He is the Course Convenor for the Economics of Growth and Development and the Economics of Inequality and Poverty at the University of Cambridge and an Academic Associate at Pembroke College at the University of Cambridge. He collaborates with the Centre for Science and Policy at the University of Cambridge as an Academic Expert. Professor Drydakis is a Research Fellow in the Institute of Labor Economics (Bonn) and Fellow in the Global Labor Organization (Essen). He is an Academic Editor at PLOS Global Public Health and Economies. Professor Drydakis has published on mobile applications, Artificial Intelligence and social and health outcomes. He has published single author articles in widely renowned journals, including: Information Systems Frontiers, the Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society; Computers in Human Behavior; Human Relations; Social Science and Medicine; and Journal of Vocational Behavior. Professor Drydakis has worked on EU and World Bank research programmes, such as the Progress Programme, Horizon 2020, European Territorial Cooperation Programme and Knowledge Platform Programme.