Stella Georgiadou

Stella Georgiadou is a Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at Loughborough University, actively contributing to the institution's Net Zero initiative through interdisciplinary research in Biotechnology and Healthcare, Sustainable Manufacturing, and Circular Economy frameworks. Her work integrates polymer science with environmental engineering to develop sustainable industrial solutions.

Her academic foundation includes:

• MSc in Chemical Engineering from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
• MSc in Environmental Sciences from University of Patras, Greece
• PhD in Polymerisation Processes from Loughborough University (2005)

Her research demonstrates consistent focus on decarbonization strategies, with recent work emphasizing biotechnological applications for healthcare sustainability and closed-loop manufacturing systems. This builds directly on her doctoral expertise in polymerisation while addressing contemporary climate challenges through circular economy models.

As a member of both the Technical Chamber of Greece and Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), she maintains strong professional engagement. Her career spans industrial environmental impact assessment, research management at PERA Innovation, and academic leadership since her 2010 appointment to Loughborough's faculty.

She operates within Loughborough's structured research ecosystem through dedicated groups focusing on Net Zero transitions, healthcare biotechnology, and circular manufacturing systems, leveraging cross-departmental collaboration for systemic sustainability solutions.