Dr Panagiotis A. Eliopoulos received a Diploma in Crop Production Agronomist from the Agricultural University of Athens in 1998; a Postgraduate Diploma in Plant Protection in 2000; and qualified as a Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, specializing in Agricultural Entomology, in 2003, by the Department of Crop Production of the AUA. Between 1998 and 2007, he worked in public (regions) and research institutions (Benakio Phytopathological Institute) in the field of Agricultural Entomology. In 2007, he was elected as an Assistant Professor; in 2014, he was elected as an Associate Professor; and, in 2019, as a Professor in the field of Agricultural Insectology for the Department of Agricultural Technologists, Technological Educational Institute of Thessaly (now the University of Thessalia). His research and his work experience mainly concern a) studying the biology and the ecology of many insects/enemies of crops, particularly warehouse insects; b) evaluating methods of non-chemical treatment; and c) developing and applying precision agriculture methods to monitor and diagnose insects/enemies, etc.