Alexandros Tsimpoukis

Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Thessaly

• PhD Thesis: Rarefied oscillatory and pulsatile gas flows in capillaries and enclosures with applications in vacuum technology and microfluidics
• Supervisor: Prof. D. Valougeorgis

Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Thessaly

• MSc Thesis: Numerical investigation of the shock wave structure with kinetic and continuum models
• Supervisor: Prof. D. Valougeorgis

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

• Diploma Thesis: Calculation of Heating and Cooling Degree-days from records of meteorological stations in the greater metropolitan area of Thessaloniki
• Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. K. Papakostas

Post-doc Researcher at THEMLab, NSCR “Demokritos”.

Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Thessaly.

Engineering firm in Larissa.

2019 IUVSTA – Elsevier Student Award. 21th International Vacuum Congress, Malmo, Sweden

Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Thessaly

• Solar Thermal Systems, Supervision of 8 thesis in Solar Thermal Systems (2017 - 2021)
• Introduction to Computer Programming (2018)
• Numerical Methods (2016)

Development and Implementation of a Sustainable Modelling Platform for NanoInformatics (H2020-NMBP-14-2018-814426)

EUROfusion - European Fusion Project (WP:EDUCATION)

• Technical Chamber of Greece

Peer Reviewed Scientific Journals

1. T. Basdanis, A. Tsimpoukis and D. Valougeorgis, Performance optimization of a solar adsorption chiller by dynamically adjusting the half-cycle time, Renewable Energy 2021; 164: 362-374.
2. A. Tsimpoukis, S. Naris and D. Valougeorgis, Oscillatory pressure-driven rarefied binary gas mixture flow between parallel plates, Physical Review E 2021; 103(3).
3. A. Tsimpoukis and D. Valougeorgis, Linear harmonic oscillatory rarefied gas flow with arbitrary frequency in comb finger blocks, Sensors and Actuators A: Physical 2021; 331.
4. A. Tsimpoukis and D. Valougeorgis, Pulsatile pressure driven rarefied gas flow in long rectangular ducts, Physics of Fluids 2018; 30(4).