Christos Batianis

Dr. Christos Batianis is a Researcher specializing in Bio Process Engineering at Wageningen University & Research. His work focuses on metabolic engineering, synthetic biology, and industrial microbiology, particularly with Pseudomonas putida. He contributes to courses like MSc Thesis and Internship programs in Bioprocess Engineering.

His research interests include optimizing microbial production systems, developing biocontainment strategies, and advancing biomanufacturing infrastructure. Key areas of exploration involve metabolic pathway engineering, CRISPRi tools, and safe-by-design bioeconomy workflows.

Recent publications highlight innovations in metabolic valve design, phosphite auxotrophy for biocontainment, and SEVA vector interoperability. He collaborates on projects like PREP-IBISBA to establish EU research infrastructure. His work bridges fundamental science with industrial applications, emphasizing sustainable bioprocesses.

Dr. Batianis has no listed awards but has published extensively (15+ articles from 2015–2025). He is actively involved in teaching and guiding students through MSc internship and thesis supervision.