Stergios Emmanouil is a Professional Civil Engineer [University of Patras, 2016; GPA: 7.73/10 (upper 3% of Civil Engineering graduates)], and a Master of Science (MSc) graduate from the Department of Civil Engineering and Geosciences of the Delft University of Technology [TU Delft, 2018; GPA: 7.53/10], where he followed the field of Hydraulic Engineering, specializing in Hydraulic Structures and Flood Risk. Currently, he is a Doctorate Student (Ph.D.) in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Connecticut (UConn) and a member of the Eversource Energy Center group. During his stay in the Netherlands, he occupied himself as an intern at Deltares, where he contributed to the development of an automated error correction model employed in the Meteo Dashboard operational platform. His current research focuses but is not limited to, flood risk analysis and evaluation, probabilistic design of hydraulic structures/flood defenses, hydrologic variability & climate change impact assessment, extreme rainfall analysis, as well as statistical downscaling. Other interests include software development for various civil engineering applications, in addition to applications concerning the water-energy nexus.