Panagiotis Tzanetakis

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1985-

University of Crete, Greece

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http://www.physics.uoc.gr/en/faculty/p.tzanetakis

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Panos Tzanetakis obtained his PhD from the Universite de Grenoble (France) in 1978. From 1978-1981 he was as a Research Associate at the Materials Research Laboratory of the Univ. of Illinios at Urbana-Champaign. He joined the Univ. of Crete in 1982 as a Research Associate. He was elected as an Assistant Professor in 1985, and as an Associate Professor in 1993. He was promoted to a Professor in 2009. He has led the efforts for the creation of the photovoltaics park at FORTH which is used for research and educational activities. He retired in 2014 and became Emeritus Professor in 2015.

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Parents

Jacques Hillairet	grad student	1978	Universite Grenoble I
(Etude au moyen de trempes à basse température des caractéristiques fondamentales des défauts lacunaires et de l'hydrogène dans le magnésium)

Children

John Franghiadakis	grad student	1991	University of Crete, Greece
Antonis Kondilis	grad student	1993	University of Crete, Greece
Nikos Kopidakis	grad student	1998	University of Crete, Greece
Emmanuel Spanakis	grad student	2001	University of Crete, Greece
Emmanouil Stratakis	grad student	2001	University of Crete, Greece
Maria Spyridaki	grad student	2007	University of Crete, Greece
Νicolas Camara	grad student	2008	University of Crete, Greece
Ioanna Bakaimi	grad student	2015	University of Crete, Greece
Konstantinos Rogdakis	grad student	2019	University of Crete, Greece

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Trapatseli M, Vernardou D, Tzanetakis P, et al. (2011) Field emission properties of low-temperature, hydrothermally grown tungsten oxide. Acs Applied Materials & Interfaces. 3: 2726-31
Spanakis E, Barberoglou M, Zorba V, et al. (2010) Metal coated silicon spike cold-electron emitters show improvement of performance with operation Applied Physics Letters. 96: 33501
Stratakis E, Kymakis E, Spanakis E, et al. (2009) Polymer-nanotube composite mats with improved field emission performance and stability. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 11: 703-709
Spanakis E, Barberoglou M, Tzanetakis P, et al. (2009) Metal Coated, fs-Laser Fabricated Silicon Spikes as Electron Emitters for Cold Cathode Applications Mrs Proceedings. 1195
Barberoglou M, Zorba V, Stratakis E, et al. (2009) Bio-inspired water repellent surfaces produced by ultrafast laser structuring of silicon Applied Surface Science. 255: 5425-5429
Stratakis E, Misra N, Spanakis E, et al. (2008) Imaging dielectric properties of Si nanowire oxide with conductive atomic force microscopy complemented with femtosecond laser illumination. Nano Letters. 8: 1949-53
Zorba V, Stratakis E, Barberoglou M, et al. (2008) Tailoring the wetting response of silicon surfaces via fs laser structuring Applied Physics A. 93
Spanakis E, Dialektos J, Stratakis E, et al. (2008) Ultraviolet laser structuring of silicon carbide for cold cathode applications Physica Status Solidi (C). 5: 3309-3313
Zorba V, Stratakis E, Barberoglou M, et al. (2008) Biomimetic Artificial Surfaces Quantitatively Reproduce the Water Repellency of a Lotus Leaf Advanced Materials. 20: 4049-4054
Zorba V, Persano L, Pisignano D, et al. (2006) Making silicon hydrophobic: wettability control by two-lengthscale simultaneous patterning with femtosecond laser irradiation Nanotechnology. 17: 3234-3238