Dr. George Giannopoulos

Assistant Professor

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Biography

George Giannopoulos is a nanotechnology scientist with a focus on energy and environmental applications. He specializes in innovation management and sustainable development solutions. He obtained his BSc in Physics from the University of Athens and an MSc in Microsystems and Nanostructures from the National Technical University of Athens. He earned his PhD in Physics Engineering Applications in Magnetic Recording while working at the National Centre of Scientific Research (NCSR) 'Demokritos' in Greece. His post-doctoral research involved experimental magnetism, and he co-founded a spinout company that developed advanced materials for energy needs. Additionally, he worked in the Engineering Department of the University of Cambridge, where he contributed to the development of applications for monitoring air pollution while also teaching undergraduate courses. He currently focuses on the intersection of research and education, aiming to enhance student learning in the Physics and Astronomy Department at University College London by leveraging his research experience in applied physics, materials science, and environmental engineering to promote a deeper understanding of the discipline and address sustainability challenges.

Research Interests

Experience

Associate Lecturer (Teaching)

— 2100-01-01

University College London, Physics & Astronomy • London, United Kingdom

Teaching Associate

— Present

University College London, Physics & Astronomy • London, United Kingdom

Post-Doctoral Research Associate

— Present

University of Cambridge, Department of Engineering • Cambridge, United Kingdom

National Centre of Scientific Research Demokritos, Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (INN)

— Present

Athens, Greece • Athens, Greece

Visiting Researcher

Doctoral Researcher

— Present

Leibniz Institute Solid State Materials Research • Dresden, Germany

Visiting Doctoral Researcher

— Present

TU Wien • Vienna, Austria