Contact · CeprLab
Get in touch — find the right path for your enquiry, and we'll route it to the right person on our team.
CeprLab is a research laboratory at the University of Thessaly Lamia campus. Visits are by appointment. Email is the most reliable way to reach us; phone is available during the hours we keep on campus.
- Email
- Phone
- Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00Hours
- By appointmentAll visits
Important · please read first
Before you reach out
CeprLab does not provide clinical treatment, diagnosis, or emergency care — we are a research and education laboratory. The note below explains the urgent fast-path; everything else on this page is for non-urgent enquiries, organised by audience.
In a medical emergency
Call 166. CeprLab is a research laboratory, not an emergency service.
For urgent questions about a study you are enrolled in, contact the study coordinator named in your study materials, or your treating clinician.
Find your path
Eight starting points
Every enquiry goes to ceprlab@uth.gr — pick the path that fits and the subject line routes your message to the right team member. Each card lists what to include so we can respond efficiently.
Students
Undergraduate, postgraduate, or visiting students at the University of Thessaly looking for thesis supervision, lab tours, or programme information.
You can
- find an MSc thesis topic within one of our research lines
- arrange a lab visit with your course
- ask about undergraduate research opportunities
Please include
- your name, year, and programme
- the topic or research line that interests you
- any deadline (e.g. thesis-registration date)
Prospective PhD applicants
Researchers exploring doctoral supervision in Pain Science, Cardiac Rehabilitation, or Pulmonary Rehabilitation under our research lines.
You can
- propose a PhD topic in one of our three research lines
- ask about funding routes
- discuss co-supervision with our faculty
Please include
- your prior degrees and current institution
- a one-page research-interest summary
- your preferred research line
Patients
People living with musculoskeletal pain, cardiac conditions, or chronic respiratory disease who want to take part in research or be assessed.
You can
- ask about studies recruiting now in your condition
- find out what research participation involves
- be referred by your clinician for assessment
Please include
- the condition you'd like to ask about
- how you heard about us
- whether you can travel to Lamia for assessments
Clinicians
Physiotherapists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals seeking referrals, case-based collaboration, or evidence-based practice support.
You can
- refer a patient for specialist assessment
- propose a case study or research collaboration
- ask about CPD and training events
Please include
- your role and institution
- anonymised patient details and the question
- any urgency window
Researchers
Academic researchers from Greece or abroad seeking joint research, infrastructure access, or co-authorship across our three research lines.
You can
- propose a joint research project (including EU funding)
- arrange a visiting research stay
- ask about shared infrastructure or instruments
Please include
- your institution and lab
- the research area and proposed collaboration
- funding context (existing grant · pending call)
Industry
Medical-device, digital-health, and rehabilitation-technology companies seeking validation studies, contract research, or technology-transfer collaboration.
You can
- validate a medical device in clinical-research settings
- commission contract research on specific endpoints
- discuss licensing or joint product development
Please include
- your company and product/technology
- stage of development (pre-clinical · CE · post-market)
- timeline and budget framework
Press
Journalists, broadcasters, and science communicators seeking expert commentary, interviews, or feature material on clinical exercise physiology and rehabilitation.
You can
- request an interview or expert quote
- ask about ongoing studies for a feature
- arrange a lab visit for filming or photography
Please include
- your outlet and your role
- your deadline
- the format (interview · live · written quote · feature)
Other / General
Anything that doesn't fit the categories above — visitors, suppliers, alumni, or general questions about the lab and its work.
You can
- ask a general question about the lab
- propose something we haven't anticipated
- update us on something (alumni news, citations)
Please include
- who you are and how you heard about us
- what you're hoping we can help with
- any deadline
Visit the lab
How to find us
CeprLab is on the University of Thessaly Lamia campus, on the Old National Road between Lamia and Athens. All visits are by appointment — academic visitors, prospective collaborators, research participants and equipment deliveries are welcome to schedule.
Address
CeprLab · Department of Physiotherapy
University of Thessaly · Lamia campus
3rd km Old National Road Lamia–Athens
35100 Lamia, GreeceVisits are by appointment. Tell us any accessibility needs in your first email and we'll arrange them where we can.
Schedule a visit
What to expect after you write
How we work with enquiries
A short note on response times, how we communicate, and accommodations we can arrange on request.
Response time
Email is the most reliable way to reach us and we reply as soon as we can. Responses may take longer during university holidays and exam periods.
- Monitored during office hours, Mon–Fri
- University holidays may extend response times
- Urgent clinical questions → your study coordinator, or 166
How we communicate
Email is our primary channel — it lets us route your message to the right team member. Phone and video are available for follow-up.
- Email · our default channel
- Phone · Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00
- Video call · on request, scheduled in advance
Accommodations on request
Tell us in your first message what would help, and we'll arrange accessibility accommodations for visits and calls where we can.
- Interpreter or captioning for visits and calls
- Large-print or screen-reader-friendly documents
- A companion is always welcome
Ready to write
Pick your path and reach out
Every enquiry goes to ceprlab@uth.gr. The audience picker above tells you what to include so we can route your message and respond efficiently. For urgent clinical questions about an enrolled study, contact your study coordinator — for medical emergencies, call 166.