Ioannis Kartsonakis
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Dr. Ioannis Kartsonakis is an Assistant Professor at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. His research focuses on composite materials, including their design, synthesis, and applications in energy storage and self-healing technologies. Recent publications cover topics such as the recycling of industrial waste for composite use, advanced micro/nanocapsule development, and the properties of carbon-based materials. He is actively involved in special issues concerning advancements in fiber-reinforced and phase change materials.
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Ioannis Kartsonakis
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
PhD / MSc-to-PhD opportunity in nanomaterials at the Laboratory of Physical Chemistry, School of Chemistry, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), Greece . The project focuses on the synthesis and physicochemical characterization of advanced nanomaterials, with work connected to a European-funded research project . The post highlights potential collaboration with academic and industrial partners, making it attractive for students interested in research with an international dimension. Suitable backgrounds include Chemistry , Materials Science , Chemical Engineering , Physics , Nanotechnology , or related fields. The opportunity is open both to candidates aiming for a direct PhD and to those who want to begin with a Master’s degree and continue toward a PhD. To apply, interested candidates should send a short CV and a brief description of research interests via email or LinkedIn to the announcer.
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