Staff

Professor E. Eleftheriou
Dr. Nikolaos Lampadariou
Mrs Katerina Sevastou

Mr Nikolaos Lampadariou

Degrees:
B.Sc., University of Thessaloniki
Ph.D., University of Crete
M.Sc., University of Crete

Mr. Nikolaos Lampadariou is a meiofaunal specialist and a senior graduate student at the Univ. of Crete. He is currently a research associate of the Oceanography Department of IMBC and responsible for the analysis of the meiobenthic samples. He has been working in the Eastern Mediterranean for the past 8 years and has previously been involved in a number of national and EU projects (MATER). He is expected to receive his Ph.d. from the University of Crete in the year 2000 and has an invested interest in the study of the functioning of the benthic ecosystem of the Mediterranean Sea. His main scientific interests include:

• benthic response to organic falls
• meiobenthic community structure
• nematode biodiversity
• deep-sea research

Recent papers and communications:
Lampadariou, N., Austen, M.C., Robertson, N., Vlachonis, G., 1997. Analysis of meiobenthic community structure in relation to pollution and disturbance in Iraklion harbour, Greece. Vie Milieu, 47(1): 9-24.

Lampadariou, N., Moodley, L., Tselepides, A., Heip, C., Eleftheriou, A., 1998. Spatial and temporal variability of meiofaunal communities at different oligotrophic and eutrophic sites from the deep-Eastern Mediterranean Sea. 10th International meiofauna Conference, Univ. Plymouth, 27-31 July, 1998

Lampadariou,. N., Eleftheriou, A., 1998. Nematode assemblages of deep-sea and shelf break in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. 3rd MTP II Workshop, Rhodos, Greece, 15-17 October 1998

Lampadariou, N., Moodley, L., Tselepides, A., 1999. Comparison of the meiobenthos from contrasting areas in the Aegean Sea (Eastern Mediterranean) subject to different carbon input. Oceanography of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. Similarities and differences of two interconnected basins. International Conference, Athens, Greece, 23-26 February 1999.

<< 2 >>