My name is Ioannis Myserlis and I work as Staff Astronomer at the Institut de Radioastronomie Milimétrique (IRAM) in Granada, Spain and the 30-meter telescope, located on the Pico Veleta in Sierra Nevada.

My research is focused on radio (sub-mm, mm and cm) and optical circular and linear polarization (CP and LP) studies as a means to probe the physical conditions and variability processes in relativistic plasma outflows (‘jets’) emanating from active galactic nuclei (AGN). I combine several aspects of astrophysical polarization: from polarimetric instrumentation and the development of high-precision data analysis techniques to VLBI polarimetry and full-Stokes radiative transfer modeling, to study the broad energy range of their emission, their prominent variability and complex structure.