Pierce student, Victor Giannikopoulos, was one of the speakers at the Economist’s 30th Annual Government Roundtable, as part of the section "The new generation counts the stars in 2026".

Victor, only 15 years old, has already distinguished himself for his research activity in Space Medicine, Artificial Intelligence, Astrophysics, Biology and Medicine, with distinctions in Greece and abroad.

Victor has managed to attract the attention of the scientific community with his exceptional knowledge and, during his speech, presented his ambitious vision for the future of Space exploration. He explained how he aims to bridge the fields of Medicine and Astrophysics, using the tools of Artificial Intelligence.

Speaking about the evolution of technology, he explained that “next generations will use Artificial Intelligence in every aspect of their lives, for example in Medicine, where it will be able to analyze complex scientific data, accelerate the development of new drugs and help doctors make better decisions, and will positively influence the evolution of life over the next 20 years”.

Victor, in September 2026, will be attending Pierce A Lyceum class and, despite his young age, has already gained international recognition for his innovative research proposals in Astrophysics and Biology.

At Pierce, we are proud to see our students evolve and advance through knowledge!