TEACHING
1. Undergraduate courses
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Applied and Environmental Geochemistry
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Economic Geology -
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Gemology -
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Educational Applications of Digital Technologies in Geology -
7. Foreign language geological terminology I-
8. Foreign language
geological terminology II- School of Geology,
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
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Field Trips -
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Geology-Geochemistry -
2. Postgraduate courses
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Methods of Prospecting of Mineral Resources
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Laboratory-Analytical Methods -
4. Geochemical Data Processing –
Reserves Evaluation of Mineral Resources
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Ancient Pigments - Cross-Field
Postgraduate Program: «Preservation And Restoration Of Cultural Monuments»,
School of Architecture,
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Lithos in Antiquity - Cross-Field
Postgraduate Program: «Preservation And Restoration Of Cultural Monuments»,
School of Architecture,
7. Properties of materials - Cross-Field Postgraduate Program: “Physical and Chemical Methods for
Diagnosis of Degradation of Cultural Heritage Materials”, School of Chemistry,
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
8. Microscopic Methods for
the Characterization of Materials. X-ray Diffraction and X-ray Fluorescence - Cross-Field Postgraduate Program: “Physical and Chemical Methods for
Diagnosis of Degradation of Cultural Heritage Materials”,
9. Theoretical,
Practical and Field Seminars on Archaeometry Case Studies IΙ -
Erasmus Mundus Master:
Archaeological Materials Science (ARCHMAT),
3. Student Supervision
1. Diploma Theses: Supervisor or
co-supervisor at 111 diploma theses.
2. Master Theses: Supervisor at 26 master theses
(7 are in progress) and member
of the supervising/examining committee at 27 master theses
(10 are in progress).
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Doctorate Theses: Supervisor in 3 PhD theses
(one is in progress), member
of the supervisor committee in
7 PhD theses (3 are in progress), and
member of the examining committee in
5 PhD theses.
4.
Academic Advisor of the AUTH SEG Student Chapter
The Student Chapter of the Society of Economic
Geologists (S.E.G) in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki operates since
September 2014, and I serve as the Academic Advisor. The Chapter has 20 members
who are also members of the SEG and have a genuine interest in the subjects of
Ore Deposits and Economic Geology, as well as in the research, assessment and
exploitation of the mineral raw materials. The actions of the Chapter includes
presentations with topics of special interest, field trips financed by the SEG
and the private sector, seminars, workshops and lectures by geoscientists of
the private and academic sectors. An important part of the Student Chapter
activities incorporates initiatives to promote and disseminate the importance
of Economic Geology to the public. The
Student Chapter received from the Rectorate Authorities of the