| Antonios Anastasiou graduated from the Department of Chemical Engineering in Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece) in 2008, with a diploma thesis on “Design and optimisation of a biodiesel plant”. He conducted his PhD thesis (2009-2013) in the same department, on the “Experimental investigation of liquid film characteristics in open inclined microchannels”. At the same time, he participated in research works regarding the investigation of biological flows in microfluidics.
In 2014 he started his Postdoc in School of Chemical Engineering in University of Leeds, focusing on the design and assessment of medical devices for dental applications. In 2016 he was awarded an Individual Marie Curie Fellowship to investigate novel treatment strategies of periodontitis using ultrafast femtosecond lasers advanced biominerals. He was appointed as a lecturer in The Department of Chemical Engineering in University of Manchester in August 2019. His research includes the development of microfluidic devices for biomedical applications, design and evaluation of “smart”, multifunctional medical devices and biomaterials for tissue engineering. |