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SPIROS Haralambos ANASTASIADIS CURICULUM VITAE & LIST OF PUBLICATIONS University of Crete Foundation for Res. & Techn. – Hellas Department of Chemistry Institute of Electronic Structure & Laser Heraklion Crete, Greece Heraklion Crete, Greece April 21, 2021 ii Table of Contents 1. Education ....................................................................................................................................................................... 1 2. Areas of Interest ............................................................................................................................................................ 1 3. Publications – Presentations – Other Activities (Synopsis) ......................................................................................... 1 4. Awards, Distinctions, and Fellowships ......................................................................................................................... 2 5. Experience ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3 6. Professional Affiliations ................................................................................................................................................ 3 7. Published Work ............................................................................................................................................................. 4 7.1. Publications in Refereed Journals ...................................................................................................................... 4 7.2. Books ................................................................................................................................................................ 17 7.3. Editor of Special Issues of Journals ................................................................................................................. 17 7.5. Invited Chapters in Books ................................................................................................................................ 18 7.6. Chapters in Books ............................................................................................................................................. 18 7.7. Publications in Refereed Conference Proceedings (included in the Citation Index) ...................................... 18 7.8. Publications in Conference Proceedings (included in the Citation Index) ..................................................... 19 7.9. Publications in Other Conference Proceedings ............................................................................................... 21 8. Conference Presentations ............................................................................................................................................ 27 8.1. Invited Talks ..................................................................................................................................................... 27 8.2. Invited Talks by Co-workers on Common Work ............................................................................................ 37 8.3. Contributed Presentations ................................................................................................................................ 39 9. Invited Lectures at Universities and Research Centers .............................................................................................. 80 10. Funded Research Projects ........................................................................................................................................... 85 11. Academic Activities .................................................................................................................................................... 93 11.1. Teaching ........................................................................................................................................................... 93 11.1.1 University of Crete (1992-2005) ....................................................................................................... 93 11.1.2 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (2005 - 2008) .......................................................................... 93 11.1.3 University of Crete (2008- ) ............................................................................................................. 94 11.1.4 Graduate Courses at Other Universities ............................................................................................ 95 11.2. Departmental Committees at Dept. of Physics, University of Crete ............................................................... 96 11.2.1 Summer School in Physics ................................................................................................................ 96 11.2.2. University Senate ............................................................................................................................... 96 11.2.3. Other Committees .............................................................................................................................. 96 11.3. Administrative and Departmental Committee Duties at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki ...................... 96 11.4. Departmental Committees at Dept. of Chemistry, University of Crete .......................................................... 96 11.5. University Committee Duties at University of Crete ...................................................................................... 96 11.6. Student Supervision .......................................................................................................................................... 97 11.7. Post-doctoral Fellow Supervision .................................................................................................................... 99 12. Department of Materials Science and Technology, Univ. of Crete ......................................................................... 100 13. Reviewer for Scientific Journals and Funding Organizations .................................................................................. 101 14. Organization of Scientific Conferences .................................................................................................................... 102 15. Other Activities ......................................................................................................................................................... 104 16. Personal ..................................................................................................................................................................... 104 SPIROS H. ANASTASIADIS University of Crete Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas Department of Chemistry Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser 26, Grevenon Str. 710 03 Heraklion Crete, Greece 711 10 Heraklion Crete, Greece 712 02 Heraklion Crete, Greece Tel.: +30-2810-545073 Tel.: +30 - 2810 - 391466 Tel.: +30 - 2810 - 343916 Fax: +30-2810-545166 Fax: +30 - 2810 – 391305 Mob.: +30-6945-806818 1. EDUCATION Princeton University, Princeton, N. J., U. S. A. (1983 - 1988) Ph. D. 1988 (Polymer Materials Program - Department of Chemical Engineering) Thesis Title : Interfacial Tension of Immiscible Polymer Blends Advisor : Professor Jeffrey T. Koberstein Second Reader : Professor Robert K. Prud'homme Master of Arts 1984 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece (1978 - 1983) Diploma 1983 (Chemical Engineering). First Class Honors. G. P. A.: 10 / 10. Senior Class Valedictorian. Diploma Thesis : Modeling of a High Pressure Polyethylene Tubular Reactor Advisor : Professor Costas Kyparissides 2. AREAS OF INTEREST Topics Techniques Polymer Surfaces and Interfaces & Thin Films Neutron / X-ray Reflectivity and Scattering Block Copolymers - Order/Disorder Transitions Surface and Interfacial Tensiometry Polymer Blends, Homopolymer / Copolymer Blends Contact Angle Measurements Dynamics & Diffusion in Multiconstituent Systems Dynamic Light Scattering Organic/Inorganic Nanohybrid Materials Dielectric Relaxation Spectroscopy, Rheology Responsive Polymer Systems Quasi-elastic Neutron Scattering Polymer Materials for Energy Raman Scattering and FTIR Spectroscopy 3. PUBLICATIONS – PRESENTATIONS – OTHER ACTIVITIES (Synopsis) S. H. Anastasiadis has published 141 papers in refereed journals, 5 in books, 6 in refereed conference proceedings, and 82 in non-refereed conference proceedings. His work has been presented 561 times (109 invited plus 19 co-workers invited) in international meetings. He has given 58 invited lectures at academic and industrial institutions. As of October 06, 2020, he has received (ISI, ResearcherID: D-2778-2009) 6438 total citations (5922 non-self citations, 92.0%) with 48.04 average citations per paper. His h-index is 43. He has edited 1 book and has translated 2 textbooks in Greek. He has been elected President of the European Polymer Federation (EPF, www.epfwebsite.org) for the years 2018 and 2019. He serves as President of the Hellenic Polymer Society (ELEP, 12/2012-now). He has been the National Representative and a Member of the Executive Group of the Materials, Physics & Nanosciences Domain Committee of the European Cooperation in Science & Technology (COST) and the National Delegate in the Horizon 2020 Programme Committee Configuration on Research Infrastructures. He has coordinated several major projects funded by National and International
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