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Chrysanthi Blithikioti

From Athens, Greece. Chrysanthi studied Psychology at the University of Athens and did her master's degree in Neurosciences at the Vrije University of Amsterdam. She is in the last year of her Ph.D. at the University of Barcelona and has spent the past few months as a visiting research scholar at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York. Chrysanthi's research interests are (too) diverse, which contributes to her changing her future plans approximately twice a month. Another constant in her life, besides the everlasting doubting, is her loyal dedication to the science of aerial acrobatics.

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