Stergios G. Yiantsios
Professor, Transport Phenomena with emphasis on Computational Fluid Dynamics 

– Ph.D. Chem. Eng. (Univ. California, Davis, USA, 1989)
– M.Sc. Chem. Eng. (Univ. California, Davis, USA, 1986)
– Dipl. Chem. Eng. (ΑUTh, 1983)

Curriculum vitae

 

 

 

Contact

Office: 202, 2nd floor of Building Ε13
Telephone: 2310.991293 Fax: 2310.996190
Email: yiantsio@auth.gr
WWW: –

Student Reception: Daily 9:00 – 16:00

 

  1. Interfacial flow dynamics, thin films
  2. Dynamics of multiphase particle-laden flows
  3. Computational Fluid Dynamics and Parallel processing

Selected Publications

  1. S.G. Yiantsios “On the Distributed Lagrange Multiplier/Fictitious Domain Method for rigid-particle-laden flows: a proposition for an alternative formulation of the Lagrange multipliers”, Int. J. Numer. Meth. Fluids, 70, 1027-1047, (2012).
  2. S.K. Serpetsi and S.G.Yiantsios “Stability characteristics of solutocapillary Marangoni motion in evaporating thin films”, Phys. Fluids 24, 122104, (2012)
  3. P.Saliakellis and S.G.Yiantsios, “Macroscopic characteristics of heavy particle resuspension obtained from direct numerical simulations of pressure driven channel flow”, Int. J. Multiphase Flow, , 84, 188–203, (2016).
  4. G.A.Zoumpouli and S.G.Yiantsios, “Hydrodynamic effects on phase separation morphologies in evaporating thin films of polymer solutions”, Phys. Fluids, 28, 82108, (2016).
  5. L I. Kolitsi and S. G. Yiantsios, “Transport of nanoparticles in magnetic targeting: Comparison of magnetic, diffusive and convective forces and fluxes in the microvasculature, through vascular pores and across the interstitium”, Microvasc. Res, 130, 104007, (2020).
  1. Transport Phenomena I (4′ Semester – Compulsory Course)
  2. Transport Phenomena II (5′ Semester – Compulsory Course)
  3. Chemical Engineering Laboratory I (7 ‘ Semester – Compulsory Course)
  4. Introduction to computational analysis in chemical engineering by the finite element method (W ≥7′ Semester – Elective Course)
  1. Serpetsi Stephania (Awarded: 2017)
  2. Saliakellis Panagiotis (Awarded: 2018)
  3. Kolitsi Lydia (Starting Year: 2018)
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