School of Chemical Engineering
Faculty of Engineering, Building D, 1st floor, Office room 123 (map)
2310 996268
george.karapetsas
My research lies at the intersection of fluid mechanics, transport phenomena, and applied mathematics, with a strong focus on both fundamental and applied problems in fluid dynamics. I have a particular interest in complex and multiphase flows, investigating interfacial phenomena, hydrodynamic stability, non-Newtonian and soft matter behavior, and transport processes in confined or microscale geometries.
My work combines theoretical analysis, advanced computational modeling, and high-fidelity numerical simulations to tackle challenges that span scientific inquiry and technological innovation. Specific areas of focus include the dynamics of thin liquid films and droplets, flows involving surfactants and complex rheology, and instabilities in multiphase systems. These efforts contribute to progress in microfluidics, coating and printing technologies, and applications in environmental and energy systems.
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
School of Chemical Engineering
Diploma in Chemical Engineering
University of Patras
School of Chemical Engineering
MSc in Process Simulation, Optimization, and Control
University of Patras
School of Chemical Engineering
Ph.D. in Computational Fluid Dynamics
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Chemical Engineering
Associate Professor
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Chemical Engineering
Assistant Professor
University of Patras, School of Chemical Engineering
Post‑doctoral researcher
National Technical University of Athens, School of Chemical Engineering
Post‑doctoral researcher
University of Thessaly, School of Mechanical Engineering
Post‑doctoral researcher
Imperial College London, School of Chemical Engineering
Post‑doctoral researcher
Unit Operations I (Undergraduate)
Unit Operations II (Undergraduate)
Transport Phenomena (Postgraduate)
Numerical Methods for Engineers (Undergraduate)
Chemical Engineering Laboratory I (Undergraduate)
Practical Training – Energy, Environment (Undergraduate)
Introduction to Computing (Undergraduate)
Chemical Product and Plant Design Project I (Undergraduate)
Chemical Product and Plant Design Project II (Undergraduate)
Peer-reviewed Journal Publications
Invited lectures at Universities and Conferences
Conference presentations