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Alexandros Vradis

Alexandros Vradis
Title:   Associate Professor 
Sector:   The Condensed Matter Division 
E-mail:   vradis[_at_]physics.upatras.gr 
Phone:   2610997481       
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Courses


C.V.

Vradis Alexandros

Associate Professor, Department of Physics, University of Patras
Postal Address: University of Patras, Physics Department, Solid State Physics sector, Rion, Patra, GREECE, GR 26500
Tel. /Fax No : +30 2610 997 481  
 
TEACHING
Undergraduate courses: Solid State Physics, Special Topics in Solid State Physics
Lab courses: Solid State Physics, Nuclear Physics
Postgraduate courses: Materials Physical Properties, Materials characterization techniques & Lab.
Interdepartmental courses on Polymer science &Technology:
Lab Courses on Structure determination with X rays (XRD), Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR)
 
AREAS OF RESEARCH INTEREST
 
Electronic structure of solids by elementary excitations (plasmons) experiments
Electronic structure of solids by X- rays inelastic (Compton) scattering experiments
Fabrication and characterization of SIS Devices (Josephson contacts)
Polymers structure and properties by Neutron scattering experiments
Polymers structure and properties by X-rays scattering experiments
Surface studies by surface plasmons spectroscopy
 
EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES
 
Structure determination by XRD, Molecular structure by FTIR, X-rays and γ-rays inelastic scattering, X-rays reflectivity, Neutron reflectivity, surface plasmon spectroscopy. Sample preparation techniques: UHV evaporation, spin coating, electrochemical treatments
 
PUBLICATIONS
Recent:
·         Koutsioubas AG et al
On the implementation of nano-structured materials in Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensors
Materials Science and Engineering B (accepted, to appear in 2009)
·         Hiotelis I. et al.
Neutron Reflectivity and Computer Simulation Studies of Self-Assembled Brushes Formed by Centrally Adsorbed Star Polymers MACROMOLECULES 41 (20): 7648-7655 OCT 28 2008
·         Koutsioubas AG et al
Nanoporous alumina enhanced surface plasmon resonance sensors 
JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 103 (9): Art. No. 094521 MAY 1 2008

·         Koutsioubas AG et al
Surface plasmon resonance as a tool for the estimation of adsorbed polymeric layer characteristics: Theoretical considerations and experiment 
JOURNAL OF POLYMER SCIENCE PART B-POLYMER PHYSICS 45 (15): 2060-2070 AUG 1 2007
·         Anastassopoulos DL Spiliopoulos N, Vradis AA, et al
Shear-induced desorption in polymer brushes 
MACROMOLECULES 39 (26): 8901-8904 DEC 26 2006
·         Koutsioubas AG, Spiliopoulos N, Anastassopoulos DL, Vradis A.A et al.
Adsorption behavior of PS-PEO diblock copolymers on silver and alumina surfaces: A surface plasmon resonance study 
JOURNAL OF POLYMER SCIENCE PART B-POLYMER PHYSICS 44 (11): 1580-1591 JUN 1 2006