Vassilis J. Inglezakis received a Diploma (1996) and PhD
(2002) in Chemical Engineering from the National Technical University of
Athens (Greece). He joined Strathclyde University (UK), Department of Chemical &
Process Engineering in 2020 and he is currently appointed as Director of Research.
He was appointed as an Honorary Associate at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison (US), College of Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering
(2017) and Research Affiliate of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (US) (2017). His
area of research is Environmental Chemical Engineering and applications of chemical engineering in extraterrestrial environments with particular interest on Mars. He was appointed as Pre-Accession Advisor at the Ministry of Environment of Slovakia (2004–2005) and Romania (2006–2007) for the
preparations of the countries for EU membership. He has been project
proposals evaluator for the European Commission and several other educational
bodies in Romania, Russia, Kazakhstan, Greece, Thailand, and Chile. He joined the
Chemical Engineering Department at Nazarbayev University (Kazakhstan) in 2013,
where he founded the Environmental Science & Technology Group and The
Environment and Recourse Efficiency Cluster, and served as Scientific Supervisor
of the Analytical Chemistry Core Facility and Chair of the Biosafety &
Chemical Safety Committee of the University. In 2016, he received an award from
the Ministry of Education of Kazakhstan.
Vassilis J. Inglezakis received a Diploma (1996) and PhD
(2002) in Chemical Engineering from the National Technical University of
Athens (Greece). He joined Strathclyde University (UK), Department of Chemical &
Process Engineering in 2020 and he is currently appointed as Director of Research.
He was appointed as an Honorary Associate at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison (US), College of Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering
(2017) and Research Affiliate of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (US) (2017). His
area of research is Environmental Chemical Engineering and applications of chemical engineering in extraterrestrial environments with particular interest on Mars. He was appointed as Pre-Accession Advisor at the Ministry of Environment of Slovakia (2004–2005) and Romania (2006–2007) for the
preparations of the countries for EU membership. He has been project
proposals evaluator for the European Commission and several other educational
bodies in Romania, Russia, Kazakhstan, Greece, Thailand, and Chile. He joined the
Chemical Engineering Department at Nazarbayev University (Kazakhstan) in 2013,
where he founded the Environmental Science & Technology Group and The
Environment and Recourse Efficiency Cluster, and served as Scientific Supervisor
of the Analytical Chemistry Core Facility and Chair of the Biosafety &
Chemical Safety Committee of the University. In 2016, he received an award from
the Ministry of Education of Kazakhstan.