Dionisios Panagiotaras

Technological Educational Institute of Western Greece Greece

Dr. Dionisios Panagiotaras is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Patras, Greece. He holds a BSc in Chemistry and a PhD in Geochemistry from the Department of Geology, University of Patras Greece. He specializes in Low Temperature/Environmental Geochemistry. His specific research interests include water-sediment and water-rock interactions, hydrothermal alteration, sedimentology and geochronology to quantify past and present rates of sediment fluxes and nanocomposites synthesis for environmental uses. Dr. Panagiotaras has been working in European Union research funding projects and collaborating with research groups from the EU, USA and Japan. He has demonstrated academic excellence with his research published in scientific journals and presented on international conferences.

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This book brings together the knowledge from a variety of topics within the field of geochemistry. The audience for this book consists of a multitude of scientists such as physicists, geologists, technologists, petroleum engineers, volcanologists, geochemists and government agencies. The topics represented facilitate as establishing a starting point for new ideas and further contributions. An effective management of geological and environmental issues requires the understanding of recent research in minerals, soil, ores, rocks, water, sediments. The use of geostatistical and geochemical methods relies heavily on the extraction of this book. The research presented was carried out by experts and is therefore highly recommended to scientists, under- and post-graduate students who want to gain knowledge about the recent developments in geochemistry and benefit from an enhanced understanding of the dynamics of the earth's system processes.

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Geochemistry Earth's System Processes Edited by Dionisios Panagiotaras