Mr. Dimitrios Marinis, University of Patras, Greece
Marinis Dimitrios is a passionate Chemical Engineer and PhD candidate at the University of Patras. With a strong background in material science and plasma technology, he is actively involved in cutting-edge research on recycling composite materials using plasma processes. Marinis has presented his work at prominent international conferences and contributed to several scientific publications. He is committed to advancing sustainable technologies and innovative methods for material recovery.
Profile
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Strengths for the Award
Marinis Dimitrios demonstrates strong academic credentials, having completed a Masterās degree in Chemical Engineering with notable research in plasma technology, and is currently pursuing a PhD. His research in the recycling of composite materials using plasma processes is highly relevant and innovative, contributing to sustainabilityāa critical field today. Dimitrios has also published research papers and presented at international conferences, showing active engagement in scientific discourse. His technical skills in material characterization, chemical analysis, and simulation software like Aspen HYSYS enhance his research capabilities.
Areas for Improvement
While Dimitrios has a promising academic trajectory, expanding his language proficiency, especially to higher levels of English, could aid in greater international collaboration. Additionally, more teaching experience and involvement in interdisciplinary projects could further broaden his skill set and research impact.
š Education
2022: Master of Engineering, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras.
Master Thesis: Synthesis of mesoporous silica nanoparticles for medical applications.
Grade: 7.37/10
2023 – Present: PhD Candidate, Plasma Technology Laboratory, University of Patras.
Research Topic: Plasma processes for the recycling of composite materials.
š¼ Experience
2023 – Present: Researcher at the Plasma Technology Laboratory, University of Patras.
Working on recycling carbon and glass fibers from composite materials using plasma-enhanced chemical methods.
2023 – 2024: Teaching Assistant, University of Patras.
Assisted in courses such as Analytical Chemistry Laboratory, Processes Laboratory I, and Organic Chemistry.
2021: Internship, Center for Renewable Sources and Energy Saving (CRES), Pikermi Attica.
Participated in projects on bio-hydrogen production, performing chemical analyses and report writing.
š¬ Research Interests
Marinis’ research interests lie in sustainable chemical engineering solutions, particularly the recycling of composite materials using plasma technologies. His focus is on environmental impact reduction and advancing circular economy processes, with applications in material recovery and renewable energy.
š Awards
Pending nominations for contributions to sustainable recycling methods and advancements in plasma-enhanced technologies for composite material recovery.
š Publication Top Notes
“Chemical recovery of carbon fibers from composites via plasma-assisted solvolysis,” D. Marinis, E. Farsari, C. Alexandridou, E. Amanatides, D. Mataras, J Phys Conf Ser, 2692 (2024), 012017.
[Cited by 3 articles on material recovery processes]
“A Novel Plasma-Enhanced Solvolysis as Alternative for Recycling Composites,” D. Marinis, D. Markatos, E. Farsari, E. Amanatides, D. Mataras, S. Pantelakis, Polymers (Basel), 16 (2024), 2836.
[Cited by 5 articles on polymer recycling]
Conclusion
Marinis Dimitrios is a well-qualified candidate for the Young Scientist Award. His research focus on plasma-assisted recycling aligns with modern sustainability goals, and his contributions through publications and conference presentations reflect strong potential for further impact in the field.