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Symposium in honor of Maria-Flytzani Stephanopoulos, October 19, 2022

The School of Chemical Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) held a 1-day scientific symposium in honor of Maria-Flytzani Stephanopoulos (Miretta) in Athens on October 19, 2022. Maria-Flytzani Stephanopoulos, who passed away on October 29, 2019, was Professor at Tufts University and a prominent member of the Greek-American academic community in chemical engineering. The symposium comprised invited lectures from renowned experts in Greece and abroad who addressed timely topics in the broad field of Energy. The event was capped with the presentation of an award for outstanding doctoral thesis supervised at NTUA, and defended in the three years before the date of the event. 00:00 Welcome, Prof. Glykeria Kakali (School Dean), Prof. Andreas Boudouvis (NTUA Rector) 15:50 Prof. Dionisios Vlachos, "New and Emerging Energy Technologies" 1:09:03 Prof. Gerasimos Lyberatos, "Bioprocessing for the recovery of energy from waste" 1:43:39 Prof. Sotirios Karellas, "Harvesting waste heat from the industry and heat from hybrid renewable energy sources towards trigeneration" 2:17:50 Prof. Alexios Birbas, "Economy decarbonisation is a twin transition issue: renewable energy and digitalization" 2:57:08 Mr. George Daskalakis, "Oil Refining Industry: Navigating the energy transition era" 3:41:08 PhD Award Announcement 3:45:28 Dr. Kostas Pyrgakis, “Integrated Design of Biorefineries” 4:23:07 Prof. Giannis Mpourmpakis, "Computational Design of Alloy Nanocatalysts" 5:14:13 Dr. Georgios Giannakakis, "New horizons in catalytic reactions driven by atomic tailoring of catalysts" 5:49:56 Prof. Aggeliki Lemonidou, "Oxidation catalysis serving the energy transition: CO2 valorization via dehydrogenation of lower hydrocarbons" 6:26:30 Dr. Polycarpos Falaras, "Interface engineering approaches for efficient and robust perovskite solar cells" 7:02:33 Prof. Michael Stoukides, "An Electrochemical Haber-Bosch Process" 7:32:03 Closing Remarks, Prof. Georgios Stefanidis, Prof. Gregory Stephanopoulos