Vasilios Raptis

Vasilios Raptis is a Visiting Associate Professor in Computational Chemistry at the School of Sciences, European University Cyprus. He holds a PhD in Chemistry (2004) from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, specializing in molecular simulation of polymers. His academic qualifications include an MSc in Polymer Science (2000) and a Diploma in Chemical Engineering (1994) from the National Technical University of Athens.

His research focuses on computational methods for materials science, including molecular dynamics simulations of polymers, perovskite materials, and drug delivery systems. Key areas of interest include structure-property relations in nanomaterials, bio-plastic production from waste, and the development of computational tools like POLYANA for analyzing molecular systems.

Raptis has participated in multiple research projects funded by the EU and Greek institutions, including REMAP (mask patterning), AMPERCEL (perovskite solar cells), and B2B (bio-waste to bioplastics). His work spans interdisciplinary collaborations in nanotechnology, sustainable materials, and energy harvesting.

His publications highlight contributions to perovskite interface modeling, polymer synthesis, and graph theory applications in chemistry. While no awards are explicitly listed, his extensive project involvement underscores his role in advancing applied computational chemistry.