Stamatis Zoras

Stamatis Zoras is a Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at the College of Science and Engineering. His research focuses on renewable energy technologies, thermoelectric materials, photovoltaic/thermal systems, and urban climate engineering. Key areas include enhancing energy efficiency through innovative materials and system designs, as well as mitigating urban heat island effects through bioclimatic interventions.

Research interests span across interdisciplinary fields such as thermal management, nanotechnology integration in energy systems, and sustainable building design. His work emphasizes both numerical modeling and practical applications, addressing challenges in energy harvesting, thermal comfort, and environmental sustainability.

Recent studies highlight advancements in wearable thermoelectric generators, phase change materials for energy storage, and the integration of geothermal systems with photovoltaic technologies. Over 1,600 research outputs have been viewed, demonstrating significant academic impact.