• School of Infrastructure and Sustainable Engineering (ISE), College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, Aston University

      B4 7ET Birmingham

      United Kingdom

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    Biography

    I obtained my first degree in Chemical Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). I then did a one-year MSc in Biochemical Engineering at University College London (UCL), followed by two years research under the supervision of Prof Peter Dunnill (OBE). I won a Marie Curie Research Training Grant and moved to the Center for Process Biotechnology (CPB) at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), where I obtained my PhD degree in Biotechnology. In 2002 I took up the position of Senior R&D scientist and Purification team leader at the Pharmaceutical company ALPHARMA (now Xellia Pharmaceuticals), before returning back to the UK as a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham and then Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at Loughborough University. I joined Aston in November 2015.

    Research Interests

    • Materials and devices for efficient separation and purification of high value biotherapeutics and human cells
    • Edible scaffolds for cultivated meat production

    Qualifications

    • Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA)
    • PhD in Biotechnology
    • MSc in Biochemical Engineering
    • MEng in Chemical Engineering

    PhD Supervision

    W. Joseph A. Homer - Project title: 'Affinity selection systems for intraoperative cell salvage'.

    Benjamin Dages - Project title: 'Novel microcarriers for scalable clean meat production'.

    Funding Applications and Awards

    • The Birmingham Orthopaedic Charity. Value: £15,000 (2020-2023)
    • The Royal Society International Exchanges Award. Value: £11,712 (2019-2023)
    • The Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professors Scheme (Academic Champion) (2019-2022)
    • EPSRC AMR4AMR seedcorn fund - 'Novel poly(butylene succinate) fibre dressing with naturally sourced antimicrobial agents for burn wound treatment'. Value: £33,150 (Completed 2018)
    • EPSRC AMR4AMR seedcorn fund - 'Critical points in the pathway of antibiotic prescribing in the hospital setting; the antibiotic mapping of prescribing (ABMAP) study'. Value: £23,149 (Completed 2018)
    • Bioprocessing Research Industry Club/BBSRC Grant (BB/I017143/1) - ‘Developing generic scalable selection methods for human therapeutic cells’. Value: £189,000 (Completed 2015)

    Teaching Activity

    Design and Build (CE1DAB)

    Mass Tansfer (CE2MAT) - Module Leader

    Advanced Process Design Project (CE3APD)

    Research Project (CE4011) - Module Leader

    Downstream Processing for Biotechnology Products (CE4027) - Module Leader

    Administrative Roles

    CEAC Student Experience Lead

    Professional/editorial offices

    • Member of the Journal of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology Editorial Board (since November 2017)
    • Member of Biotechnology Letters Editorial Board (since April 2018)
    • Review Editor in ‘Process and Industrial Biotechnology’ for Frontiers in Biotechnology (since April 2018)

    Visiting Appointments

    • Senior Research Fellow honorary appointment at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, UK (since October 2020)

    Contact Details

    Phone number: 0121 204 4702 
    Email: e.theodosiou@aston.ac.uk 
    Room number: MB134

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