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CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: Anna Thysiadou Date of birth: January 29, 1983 Place of birth: Edessa Address: Macedonias 9 Triandria, Thessaloniki Phone: 0030 6942202240 (mobile) STUDIES [2011] Certificate from School of Pedagogical and Technological Education (ASPAITE). [2009] Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Chemistry, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki on "Environmental education: the presentation of biofuels in the classroom." [2008] Master's degree on "Analytical chemistry environment, wastewater, solid waste and gaseous pollutants," the University of Marseille (Aix - Marseille I, II et III). [2006] Technician diploma after attending a security seminar on "Health and Safety- Accident Prevention", organized by the Greek Institute for Occupational Health and Safety at Work. [2004] Graduated from Department of Oil and Gas Technology, Kavala Institute of Technology. Grade: 7.7/10 (Very Good). Highest GPA among my 100 fellow students. [2000] Graduated from High School. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE OCTOBER 2010 - OCTOBER 2011: Researcher in Research Project: "Quality control of water research" Scientific Project Manager: Professor T. Spanos, TEI Kavalas. MARCH 2005 - JANUARY 2007: I worked in the KRIKIS FINANCIAL SERVICES AE for the fulfillment of his contract with the Gas Distribution Company of Thessaloniki SA. The objects of my work were: 1. Mapping and digitizing of the gas network of EDA Thessaloniki geographical information system (GIS) and the logistics required by the participating company in the research program of the GSRT and Aristotle entitled SRM-LIFE. 2. Study and presentation of material standards for network polyethylene low pressure 4 bar and the specifications of the work network required for satisfactory construction of the network of low pressure polyethylene 4 bar. 3. Receipt of gas networks from Thessaloniki Gas Supply Company (CPC). APRIL 2004 - SEPTEMBER 2004: Worked in Public Gas Production Company (DEPA SA) for 6 months as part of my internship, where I trained in the following items: 1. Conduct weekly audits M / R high pressure. 2. Receive data using H / H from M / R medium pressure. 3. Maintenance medium pressure stations. 4. Maintenance of high pressure stations. 5. Setting bodies M / R (chromatograph Gas Corrector THT computer). 6. Function tests. TEACHING EXPERIENCE OCTOBER 2012 - FEBRUARY 2013: Course " Technology and Chemistry of oil products " Petroleum and Natural gas Department to T.E.I. Kavalas. OCTOBER 2010 - FEBRUARY 2011: Course "Work Safety" Technician of specialty cooling ventilation and air conditioning to Evosmos IEK. FEBRUARY 2010 - JUNE 2010: Course "Refrigeration Technology" Technical specification of cooling ventilation and air conditioning to Evosmos IEK. FEBRUARY 2007 - JUNE 2007: Course "Gas Facilities" Fuel Gas Technical specification fuel to Evosmos IEK. FEBRUARY 2006 - JUNE 2006: Course "Application Equipment and Fuel Gas Burners" Technical specification of Gas Stations to Sindos IEK. OCTOBER 2005 - FEBRUARY 2006: Course "Characterization-Types-Save Gas Stations" Technical specification of the Fuel Gas to Sindos IEK. OCTOBER 2005 - FEBRUARY 2006: Course "Work Safety Fire Fighting Fire" Technical specification of the fuel gas to Neapolis IEK. PUBLICATIONS 1. Thysiadou A., Thysiadou E., Giannakoudakis P., "The teaching of environmental sciences (biofuels - bioethanol) method Project», as part of the 14th Greek National Conference of Physics, Kamena Bourla, Greece, 29-1 April 2012. 2. Chryssopoulou K., Thysiadou A., Giannakoudakis P.,"Construction of a single school by calorimeter cups of coffee (polystyrene) calculation of heat capacity and heat loss study", as part of the 14th Greek National Conference of Physics, Kamena Bourla, Greece, 29-1 April 2012. 3. Chryssopoulou K., Thysiadou A., Giannakoudakis P., "Calorimetry experiments for secondary and higher education using a very cheap calorimetric devices from polystyrene cups", as part of the 14th Greek National Conference of Physics, Kamena Bourla, Greece, 29-1 April 2012. 4. Thysiadou A., Thysiadou E., Giannakoudakis P., "Biofuels - Bioethanol" within the 1st Greek National Conference Research papers - Method Project, Thessaloniki, Greece, 17-19 February 2012. 5. Solomanidou A., Sakla J., Georgiadi A., Thysiadou A., Giannakoudakis P., "The teaching of solid fuel types, properties and applications of the method Project», within the 1st Greek National Conference Research papers - Method Project, Thessaloniki, Greece, 17-19 February 2012. 6. Sakla J., Solomanidou A., Georgiadi A., Thysiadou A., Giannakoudakis P., Tsoumatidis D., "The teaching of mortars and their applications to the method Project» within the 1st Greek National Conference Research papers - Method Project, Thessaloniki, Greece, 17-19 February 2012. 7. Thysiadou A., Makri C., Antoniadis A., Giannakoudakis P., "Multidisciplinary approach of Section III School of Chemistry: Chemistry of Coal-Gas", 21th Greek National Conference of Chemistry, Thessaloniki, Greece, 9-11 December 2011. SEMINARS-WORKSHOPS 1. Participation in the "21th Greek National Conference in Chemistry", organized by the Association of Greek Chemists and the Department of Chemistry, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. 2. Seminar on "Work-Method Research Project", organized by the Hellenic Physical Society under the auspices of the Dean of the School of Natural Sciences. 3. Workshop on "Research Projects", organized by school counselors Secondary Education of Thessaloniki and the Center for Environmental Education (CEE)- Kordeliou Vertiskos. 4. Seminar "Teaching of Chemistry", organized by the Regional Department of Central and Western Macedonia's E.E.CH. and the Department of Education E.E.CH. 5. Seminar "First Aid", organized by the Thessaloniki Chamber of the Greek Red Cross. 6. Seminar on "Juvenile and School", organized by the Dean of the Theological School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. 7. Seminar on "Natural Gas Installations with operating pressure up to 1 bar, Regulations, Legislation," organized by IVEPE and ETEM in Thessaloniki. 8. Seminar: "Process Simulation of Petrochemical Plants", which was held in cooperation with the Technology Department of Petroleum and Natural Gas Institute of Kavala and the University of Kkola Finland. 9. Third International Seminar: "Instrumental Methods of Analysis Modern Trends and Application", organized by the Department of Chemistry, University of Thessaly. 10. Seminar: "Methods for Identification of Organic Compounds", held at the Institute Kavala on 28-31 May 2001 by Dr. Joel Guevernou. 11. Workshop on "Current concepts in the treatment and rehabilitation of persons with disabilities" held by the Institute of Sports Studies and Training. 12. Workshop on "Vocational Education and Training - A New Vision for the Future" held by the Department of Secondary Education of the Municipality of Thessaloniki in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and the Agency for Vocational Education and Training. 13. Workshop on "Dyslexia Learning Disabilities and ADHD test method Pavlidis" held by Professor George T. Pavlidis. 14. Fourth National Symposium on "The sustainable school of the present and future" held by the Greek Society for Environment and Culture, University of Athens and the Agricultural University of Athens. PRIZE – SCHOLARSHIP June 2004: Award of a scholarship from the Hellenic National Fellowship Foundation. MEMBERSHIPS Member of Greek National Society of Oil and Gas Engineering. Member of WWF Greece. Member of Unicef. Member of Greenpeace. OTHER SKILLS FRENCH: language proficiency. ENGLISH: Level LOWER. COMPUTERS: ICT holds the modules (word processing, spreadsheets, Web services, presentations and databases). .
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