Introduction

ZB113 is just a laboratory room in the building Z of the University of West Attica, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, at the campus of Ancient Olive Trees (Archaios Elaionas) aka Campus 2. In the past it used to be a laboratory for teaching electronics, but nowdays it offers the department's mobility students to work and study, and feel comfortable having some private space. The lab faces to the East, with a view to Acropolis and Imitos mountain. 

Behind the idea was Prof. Savvas Vassiliadis, who wanted to achieve two goals. Firstly to dedicate some space to carry out studies and research with the mobility students of the department, and secondly to make the students feel comfortable during their staying in the University campus, having some private spase for their belongings like bags, laptops etc.

Research in ZB113 has been applied on various subjects which combine textiles and electronics. Textile antennas, textile NFC, textiles or yarns conductivity and resistivity, piezoelectricity, triboelectricity etc. In cases that extensive and significant research has been achieved, publications are made with the participating students.

Upon their arrival, the incoming students are divided in 3-4 different working groups, with different supervisors, ans they focus on different topics.

This website is the result of the contribution of past students from ENSAIT (or other) to new coming ones. Thanks to that, we all wish to help your staying, so that it will be smooth in adapting, rich in experiences and finally succesfull and productive in your study projects.

Supervisors

Prof. Savvas Vasiliadis

Professor Savvas Vasiliadis has a 15 years industrial career of in the textile and electronics sector. He is Professor in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of West Attica. His completed academic administrative positions are: Head of the Dept of Electronics Engineering, Member of the Administrative council of PUAS, Vice Rector for International Relations of PUAS and member of the Administrative Council of the University of West Attica. Currently he is the Institutional Erasmus Coordinator and Academic Consultant of the Greek NARIC. He is also a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece and the Balkan Society of Textile Engineers. He is author of more than 170 scientific articles published in journals and presented in conferences, 10 chapters of books and of 7 technical handbooks. His hobbies are hand weaving and olive trees cultivation.

Asc. Prof. Sotiria F Galata

Professor Savvas Vasiliadis has a 15 years industrial career of in the textile and electronics sector. He is Professor in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of West Attica. His completed academic administrative positions are: Head of the Dept of Electronics Engineering, Member of the Administrative council of PUAS, Vice Rector for International Relations of PUAS and member of the Administrative Council of the University of West Attica. Currently he is the Institutional Erasmus Coordinator and Academic Consultant of the Greek NARIC. He is also a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece and the Balkan Society of Textile Engineers. He is author of more than 170 scientific articles published in journals and presented in conferences, 10 chapters of books and of 7 technical handbooks. His hobbies are hand weaving and olive trees cultivation.

Asc. Prof. Stelios Mitilineos

Professor Savvas Vasiliadis has a 15 years industrial career of in the textile and electronics sector. He is Professor in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of West Attica. His completed academic administrative positions are: Head of the Dept of Electronics Engineering, Member of the Administrative council of PUAS, Vice Rector for International Relations of PUAS and member of the Administrative Council of the University of West Attica. Currently he is the Institutional Erasmus Coordinator and Academic Consultant of the Greek NARIC. He is also a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece and the Balkan Society of Textile Engineers. He is author of more than 170 scientific articles published in journals and presented in conferences, 10 chapters of books and of 7 technical handbooks. His hobbies are hand weaving and olive trees cultivation.

Phd Cand. Aristeidis Repoulias

Aris Repoulias is a PhD Candidate. He is a graduate of the Department of Textile Engineering of the Technological Educational Institute of Piraeus, specialized in the field of Spinning. He completed his dissertationin the field of geotextiles in the framework of a scholarship with the European Program ERASMUS at the University of Ghent (1999, Belgium) and completed his six-month internship at the technical fabric production company Don & Low Ltd (2001, Scotland) in the framework of the scholarship of the European Program LEONARDO DA VINCI. He has completed the Postgraduate Program of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, entitled "Wearable systems, multifunctional materials and flexible structures" and currently works on his PhD research on triboelectricity. His hobbies are mainly mountaineering and rock climbing.