Thesis projects, Supervisor: Prof. L. Tsetseris (NTUA)
PhD Theses
- D. Kaltsas: "Theoretical study of the growth of graphene and
related ultrathin nano-materials", completed 7/2021.
- E. Gkogkosi: "First-principles computational study
of hard and layered materials".
- O. Ziogos (School of Chemical Engineering, NTUA):
"Simulations of discotic liquid crystals".
completed in 3/2018
[Main advisor: Prof. D. Theodorou, School of Chemical Engineering, NTUA].
- E. Golias: "Structure of semiconductors/dielectrics for
advanced/post-CMOS electronic devices",
completed in 12/2013
(Co-advising with Dr. A. Dimoulas, NCSR "Demokritos").
- G. Volonakis [Department of Physics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, AUTH]:
"Theoretical study of organic materials and the interaction
between organic and inorganic parts in heterostructures",
completed in 10/2013 [Co-advising with Prof. S. Logothetidis (AUTH)].
Theses of graduate students
- T. Katsikogianni: "Ab initio studies of layered oxides"
(completed, 10/2018).
- D. Mpoutas: "Ab initio studies of covalent organic frameworks"
(completed, 12/2017).
- S. Sarantopoulou: "Theoretical study of the properties of graphene"
(completed, 7/2012).
- O. Ziogos: "Simulations of carbon-based nano-systems"
(completed, 2012).
- D. Kaltsas: "First-principles computational studies of nano-structures"
(completed, 9/2011).
Theses of undergraduate students
- A. Nikitaras: "Materials modelling with Density Functional Theory". (completed, 7/2020)
- S. Apergi: "Materials for state-of-the-art photovoltaics".
(completed, 7/2019)
- A. Dimitriou: "Computational study of materials with Density Functional Theory:
structural, electronic and topological properties".
(completed, 7/2019)
- C. Boukouvala: "First-principles studies of modern two-dimensional materials"
(completed, 7/2017).
- A. Atsalakis: "Two-dimensional silicon- and germanium-based materials"
(completed, 4/2014).
- M. Tzavala: "Complex conformations of graphene: stability and
physical properties" (completed, 7/2013).
- T. Tsatsoulis: "Density-Functional theory studies of materials"
(completed, 3/2012).
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