Deltsidis Alexandros

Dr. Deltsidis Alexandros is a Researcher affiliated with IESL-FORTH (Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas) and the University of Crete's Department of Materials Science and Technology. His work focuses on low-dimensional intercalation compounds of metal-chalcogenides, particularly investigating electron correlations, structural rearrangements, and energy storage applications in superconductors.

• Education: B.Sc. (2017, Materials Science, UoC), M.Sc. (2019, Photonics, UoC), Ph.D. (2024, IESL-FORTH/UoC)

Research interests include enhanced electron-electron interactions in quantum materials, emergent phenomena in superconductors, and energy transmission applications. His studies combine in-situ visualization techniques with advanced characterization to understand defect resilience and structural dynamics in high-temperature superconductors.

Recent publications (2022) explore molecular intercalation effects in FeSe-based superconductors, focusing on local distortions and defect tolerance mechanisms. His work bridges materials synthesis, quantum phenomena, and practical energy systems.

Involved in the Quantum Materials & Magnetism research group, contributing to interdisciplinary projects at the interface of condensed matter physics and materials engineering.