Stasinos Stavrianeas is Assοciate Professor (Hellenic Open University, School of Humanities). He studied at the Universities of Crete and Edinburgh where he obtained his PhD. He has taught at the Universities of Edinburgh and Patras. His research focuses on ancient Greek science and philosophy, his interests ranging from philosophy and history of science to metaphysics, ethics and modern aesthetics. He is currently President of the European Society for Ancient Philosophy and Director of the research program «Philosophy and the Arts: Arts of life» (HOU). He has published a translation and commentary of Aristotle’s Generation of Animals (Nissos publishing house) and an introduction to Aristotle’s Theoretical Philosophy (Kallipos Open Academic Textbooks). He has also co-edited the volumes, Aristotle on How Animals Move: The de Incessu Animalium (Cambridge University Press, 2021) with Andrea Falcon, and, Philosophy and Medicine in Ancient Greece: Methods and Problems (Crete University Press, 2023) with Stavros Kouloumentas.