Marie Skłodowska-Curie ITN fellow, within FluidNET network. Based at the Institute of Applied Mineralogy and Economic Geology, conducting research related to halogens in hydrous minerals as proxies for crustal fluid flow.

•On-site measurements, sampling of geothermal fluids and sample treatment•Interpretation of analytical results•Technical reports•Geochemical calculations by using PHREEQC•Scaling and corrosion phenomena occurring in geothermal wells: -prediction of the phenomena through the calculation of saturation indexes-petrographic analysis of scale samples (cast of thin sections, Optical Microscope, X-Ray Diffraction, Scanning Electron Microscope)•Assessment of reservoir temperatures via chemical geothermometry•Pumping and recovery tests on geothermal productive wells•Conceptual models of fluid circulation and mixing processes•Monitoring volcanic activity of the South Aegean Volcanic Arc (Islands of Santorini, Milos & Nisyros):-Installation of monitoring stations-Fumarole sampling-CO2 diffuse flux measurements-Radiometric dating of volcanic rocks•Geophysical survey in geothermal fields (electrical and TEM methods)