Ms. Eleni Nanou, Spectroscopy-Food analysis, Best Researcher Award

Eleni has contributed to various research projects, including roles such as Graduate Research Assistant, focusing on the application of LIBS in food science and the development of algorithmic models for spectroscopic data analysis. She has also been involved in experimental setup design and optimization at institutions like the Laser Research Facility (VULRC), Vilnius University.

Eleni Nanou’s research interests center around advancing the field of Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) applied to food analysis and beyond. Her work focuses on developing innovative techniques for rapid and accurate identification and characterization of materials, particularly in the context of food authentication and quality assessment. She is passionate about integrating advanced spectroscopic methods with machine learning algorithms to enhance data analysis capabilities, aiming to contribute to the development of more efficient and reliable analytical tools for diverse applications in materials science and technology.