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Laboratory Cooperation
Cooperation
- Cooperation with the following Institutions is greatfully acknowledged:
- Imperial College, UK
- Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
- National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST), USA
- Glasgow University, UK
- Lisbon University, Portugal
- Amsterdam Univerisity, Holland
- Nitra University, Slovakia
- Rostock University, Germany
- Keio University, Japan
- Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany
- The excellent work of the scientists that worked in the Laboratory is also greatfully acknowledged:
- Dr Eleni Charitidou (1990 - Thermal Conductivity of Liquids).
Present position: National Chemical Laboratories
- Prof Maria Papadaki (1991 - Viscosity of Liquids).
Present position: Professor of Environmental Chemistry and Environmental Processes,
Environmental and Natural Resources Management Dept., Univ. of Ioannina
- Dr Sofia Polimatidou (1997 - Viscosity of Electrically-Conducting Fluids).
Present position: National Chemical Laboratories
- Dr Lefteris Karagiannidis (1999 - Thermal Conductivity of Electrically Conducting Fluids).
Present position: SIGMA Consultants.
- Dr Natasa Dalaouti (2001 - Standard Fluids Transport Properties).
Present position: Public Power Corporation
- Dr Katerina Gialou (2004 - Thermal Conductivity of Solids).
Present Position: Winde distillery
- Dr Ifigenia Metaxa (2006 - Thermal Conductivity of Nanofluids).
Present Position: PostDoc LTPEP
- Prof Kostantinos Kakosimos (2009 - Modelling Spreading of Chemicals in Urban Areas).
Present Position: Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering Department
Texas A&M University, Doha, Qatar
- Dr Kostantinos Antoniadis (2011 - Thermal Conductivity of Composite Solids).
Present Position: Director, Imperial & Berkley, Thessaloniki
- Dr Sofia Mylona (2014 - Measurement of the Viscosity of High-Viscosity Liquids).
Present Position: Sales Director, ThermoTest, Canada
- Dr Arsenis Chatzimihaelidis (2015 - Flow Phenomena in Urban Street Canyons).
Present Position: SIMTEC Software and Services SA, Thessalonki)
- Ms Danai Vellidou (started 2020 - High-temperature Thermal Conductivity of Solids).
