Dr. Anastasios Labropoulos is a graduate of the Chemistry Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, holds a MSc in Polymer Science and Applications (Department of Chemistry, University of Athens) and a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry (Department of Chemistry, University of Athens). He has been currently working as a Post-doctoral Fellow at the Institute of Geoenergy (IG) of the Foundation for Research and Tecnology – Hellas (FORTH), in Chania, Greece. His research activities include the separation, capture and storage of gases for energy and environmental applications, chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on porous ceramic substrates, characterization of porous materials, investigation of adsorption and diffusion of gases into porous and nanostructured media, development of composite membranes incorporating carbon nanotubes or ionic liquids, assessment of membranes efficiency in gas separations, and development and study of catalytic membrane reactors with the aim to improve the performance chemical processes. He has 16 publications in peer-reviewed international scientific journals, 10 oral presentations and 14 poster presentations in Greek and international scientific conferences, 7 publications in Conference proceedings, and a book chapter. He has also worked in 10 Greek and European research projects as an External Scientific Associate or with a scholarship.