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Prof. Demokritou has been one of the PI’s of the Harvard/US EPA Center for Ambient Particle Health Effects and participated in many international Particle Health Effect field studies (US, Chile, Finland, Greece, Kuwait, Cyprus). Dr. Demokritou and his team have developed over the years many instruments and patented methods focusing on the physico-chemical and biological characterization of particles. These novel techniques have been used extensively by human exposure assessors in United States and worldwide and helped to advance the field of particle health effects. Dr. Demokritou also led the efforts of Harvard School of Public Health at international level and help establishing graduate level Environmental Health Programs in Europe (Cyprus). He has a high academic status in Environment, Chemistry, Biology and Physics.
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