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Georgios earned his Bachelor degree in Materials Science at University of Patras, Bachelor thesis topic: ‘comparison of voltammetry techniques for the detection of substances such as hydrogen peroxide and dopamine’. He earned his Master degree in Material Science (Advanced and Functional Materials) at University of Patras, Master thesis topic: ‘Perovskite-based composites with inert matrices for their use in Optoelectronic applications’. He has one publication (under review) and took part in 2 international conferences and 1 panhellenic conference. Finally, he earned two Erasmus+ scholarships for internship at (ICIQ, ipv).
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