Joseph Kioseoglou
Professor at the School of Physics, Department of Condensed Matter and Materials Physics of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Joseph Kioseoglou has conducted research in Greece and abroad (Barcelona, Caen, Dusseldorf, Nancy, Grenoble, Okinawa, Lyon). He is interested in materials analysis and design by the use of atomistic simulations and advanced computational techniques and algorithms employed in materials science (Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Deep learning, etc.). He has studied several semiconducting and metallic materials in crystalline and amorphous phases and he has investigated extended defects, surfaces, interfaces and nanostructures (nanoparticles, quantum dots and wires) at the atomic scale, as well as he explored structure-property relationships in materials, focusing in generation of novel insights and applications. His research mainly focuses on structural and electronic properties, energetic stability, growth kinetics and surface thermodynamics and he has actively participated in research projects that involved developing and optimizing computational models to predict material properties. He has participated in more than 20 EU and national research projects.
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