Ms. Eleni Sdoukou,University of Ioannina, Industrial Chemistry,Greece
Elena Sdoukou is a dedicated researcher and academic specializing in environmental and geotechnological studies. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mineral Resources Engineering from the Technical University of Crete, where she graduated with a final grade of 6.81. Subsequently, she pursued a Master’s degree in Geotechnology and Environment, achieving an excellent final grade of 9. Her master’s thesis focused on the adsorption of heavy metals by physically and chemically activated biochar derived from waste materials. Currently, Elena is a PhD candidate at the University of Ioannina in Industrial Chemistry, furthering her expertise in environmental sciences.Elena’s research interests encompass sustainable waste management and the utilization of biochar for environmental remediation, particularly in adsorption studies of pollutants from contaminated waters. She has actively participated in various international conferences and seminars, presenting her research findings on topics such as wastewater treatment and the application of biochar in environmental sustainability. Elena is proficient in multiple languages, including Greek, English, and French, and possesses strong digital skills in scientific programming and analytical tools like Microsoft Office and various spectroscopy techniques. Her academic pursuits and contributions to environmental science underscore her commitment to addressing critical challenges in sustainable resource management and environmental protection.
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Elena Sdoukou is an accomplished researcher and academic specializing in environmental and geotechnological studies. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Mineral Resources Engineering from the Technical University of Crete, where she graduated with a final grade of 6.81. Building upon this foundation, Elena pursued a Master’s degree in Geotechnology and Environment, achieving an outstanding final grade of 9. Her master’s thesis delved into the critical area of adsorption of heavy metals by activated biochar derived from waste materials, showcasing her expertise in environmental remediation technologies. Currently, Elena is furthering her academic journey as a PhD candidate in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Ioannina, focusing on expanding her knowledge and research contributions in environmental sciences. Her academic pursuits and research focus underscore her dedication to advancing sustainable waste management practices and utilizing biochar for environmental sustainability, particularly in the realm of pollutant adsorption from contaminated waters. Elena’s multidisciplinary approach, coupled with her proficiency in scientific programming and analytical tools, positions her as a promising figure in addressing pressing challenges in resource management and environmental protection.
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Elena Sdoukou is recognized as a dedicated researcher and academic with a specialization in environmental and geotechnological studies. Her academic journey has been marked by significant achievements, starting with her Bachelor’s degree in Mineral Resources Engineering from the Technical University of Crete, where she graduated with distinction, achieving a final grade of 6.81. She continued her academic pursuits by obtaining a Master’s degree in Geotechnology and Environment, excelling with a final grade of 9. Her master’s thesis focused on advancing the understanding of heavy metal adsorption using activated biochar derived from waste materials, highlighting her expertise in environmental remediation technologies.Currently, Elena is actively engaged in her PhD studies in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Ioannina, where she is further refining her research interests and contributing to the field of environmental sciences. While specific work experience details beyond academia were not provided, Elena’s commitment to rigorous research and her demonstrated proficiency in scientific programming and analytical tools underscore her capability to address critical challenges in sustainable resource management and environmental protection. Her participation in international conferences and seminars, where she shares her findings on topics such as wastewater treatment and biochar applications, reflects her dedication to advancing knowledge and practices in environmental sustainability.
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Adsorption of ammonium from wastewaters by an almond kernel derived biochar modified by potassium hydroxide or dolomite and activated by steam
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Magnesium or bentonite modified almond kernel biochar for phosphate adsorption from contaminated water solutions