Kostas Komnitsas

Teaching staff in MSc program "Waste Management"

Hellenic Open University

Greece

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Kostas Komnitsas is a lecturer in the MSc program "Waste Management" at Hellenic Open University, Greece (+30). His primary research areas include public acceptance of lithium mining, extreme rainfall modeling, life cycle assessments in agriculture, advancements in mineral processing, low-carbon certification systems, biochar characterization, phytoremediation capacities, alkali-activated materials, and future demand for energy transition metals.

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Nicolas KALOGERAKIS

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Georgios Kolliopoulos

Laval University

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Assessment of Tamarix smyrnensis for Phytoremediation Capacity of Laterite Mine Spoils

Insights on Public Acceptance of Major European Lithium Mine Projects

Modeling Extreme Rainfall Using the Principle of Maximum Entropy

Life Cycle Assessment of Key Mediterranean Agricultural Products at the Farm Level Using GHG Measurements

Advances in Mineral Processing of Hard-Rock Lithium Ores: A Comprehensive Review

Low-Carbon Certification Systems in Agriculture: A Review

Advanced Characterization of Biochars Produced from Three Different Organic-based Feedstocks and their Potential Applications

Synthesis and Morphology of Slag-based Alkali-Activated Materials

Energy Transition Metals: Future Demand and Low-Carbon Processing Technologies

Insights on stabilization of marly soils through alkali activation with the use of slag and metakaolin as additives

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Nicolas KALOGERAKIS

Georgios Kolliopoulos

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