Kiriakos Kotzabasis

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University of Crete

Greece

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Professor Kiriakos Kotzabasis is a faculty member at the University of Crete, Greece. His research focuses on the resilience and adaptation mechanisms of microalgae and extremophiles under extreme environmental conditions, with implications for astrobiology and biotechnology. Recent publications explore topics such as photosynthetic acclimation in low atmospheric pressures, physiological adaptations to salinity, and biotechnological potentials of hydrogen gas.

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Vangelis Daskalakis

Assistant Professor

University of Patras

GREECE

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Resilience of <i>Chlorella vulgaris</i> to Simulated Atmospheric Gas Compositions of Mars, Jupiter, and Titan

Acclimation mechanism of microalgal photosynthetic apparatus under low atmospheric pressures – new astrobiological perspectives in a Mars-like atmosphere

Stress-related transcriptomic changes associated with GFP transgene expression and active transgene silencing in plants

Extremophiles and Extremophilic Behaviour—New Insights and Perspectives

Evidence of physiological adaptation of Chlorella vulgaris under extreme salinity – new insights into a potential halotolerance strategy

Polyamines: Α bioenergetic smart switch for plant protection and development

Biotechnology under extreme conditions: Lichens after extreme UVB radiation and extreme temperatures produce large amounts of hydrogen

Hydrogen gas as a central on-off functional switch of reversible metabolic arrest – New perspectives for biotechnological applications

Microalgae strategy in anoxic atmospheres with various CO2 concentrations – Environmental and (astro)biotechnological perspectives

Microalgal photosynthesis induces alkalization of aquatic environment as a result of H+ uptake independently from CO2 concentration – New perspectives for environmental applications

The Microalga Chlorella vulgaris as a Natural Bioenergetic System for Effective CO2 Mitigation—New Perspectives against Global Warming

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Vangelis Daskalakis

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