Konstantinos Giannoukos
Chemical Engineer
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À propos
Self-motivated experienced chemical engineer expert in materials science and characterisation;
expert in chemical reaction engineering applications; highly skilled in process scale-up and optimization; excellent analytical chemistry skills and skilled environmental analyst certified from the British Geological Survey; self-driven for providing innovative solutions using rigorous statistical analysis and Design of Experiments; passionate for team working, research dissemination and ensuring a zero accident policies
Expérience
- Company: Elettra – Sincrotrone, Trieste, IT 2020-2022
Postodoctoral researcher, Laboratories for Cone-Beam and Synchrotron X-ray CT
- Core partner at the EU funded project “Biomera” (grant agreement: 739503)
- Design of versatile X-ray tomographic systems for cultural and medical applications
- Deep learning reconstruction and targeted segmentation algorithms
- Company: Q-Technologies, Liverpool, UK 2019
Marie Curie Fellow, Laboratories for Agricultural Biology and Biotechnology (AUA)
- Key project partner for the EU funded project “Ochravine” (grant agreement: 778219)
- Development of early detection systems for food security applications
- Novel field experiments using a portable mass spectrometer (MIMS) for the most effective disease management in vine fields
- Company: Altro Ltd, Letchworth Garden City, UK 2017 to 2018
Innovation Scientist, Knowledge Transfer Partnership with Cranfield University
- Understanding and optimization of product manufacturing challenges and establishment of research and development strategies (six-sigma, lean manufacturing)
- New product development for functional surfaces for occupational health and safety applications with a systemic bottom-up approach from pilot scale processes
- Application of integrated microscopy methodologies including SEM/ EDXA for the product understanding and design
- Institution: British Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottingham, UK 2012 to 2016
Researcher at the hydrothermal labs
- Design and implementation of novel supercritical carbonation experiments
- Independent assembly and long-term monitoring of high temperature and pressure reactors
- Rigorous understanding of mineral deposition mechanisms using SEM/ EDXA
- Fluid geochemistry analyses (pH, bicarbonates, ICP-MS)
Formation
- PhD The University of Nottingham, Civil Engineering December 2016
Thesis title: “Micro-structural analysis of time-variant evolution in pore geometry of cement materials during carbonation”
Committee: Professor Paul Brown, Professor Leon Black
- MEng National Technical University of Athens, Chemical Engineering November 2011
Thesis: “Influence of the drying method on the chemical composition of aloe products”
Advisor: Dr Athina Pappa
- BEng National Technical University of Athens, Chemical Engineering November 2011
Upper Second-Class Honours (2:1)