Bizani Erasmia

Dr. Bizani Erasmia is a Teaching Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. She specializes in analytical and environmental chemistry with a focus on contaminant detection, photocatalytic processes, and environmental monitoring. Her work integrates advanced analytical techniques like LC-MS/MS and GIS tools for pollution assessment. Dr. Erasmia has contributed to studies on emerging contaminants such as PFAS, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals in water systems, as well as innovative photocatalytic materials for environmental remediation.

Research interests include developing methods for detecting contaminants in ecosystems and food products, with particular attention to their bioaccumulation in predatory species. She has explored laser-patterned TiO₂ surfaces for enhanced water purification and conducted multi-year wastewater surveillance across Europe. Her methodology innovations include optimized QuEChERS and MAE-LC-MS/MS approaches for pesticide residue analysis in complex matrices.

Publications highlight trends in contaminant distribution across aquatic environments, the efficacy of photocatalytic systems, and the application of GIS for environmental decision-making. Awards information is listed in institutional records (2016-2024 periods), though specific names were not explicitly detailed in the provided text. She advises research projects related to sustainable chemical technologies and maintains an active lab focused on environmental analytical chemistry.