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Dr. Woods is a licensed mechanical engineer who started working at the IDL as a graduate student in 2013. His dissertation used energy models paired with weather forecasts to predict how a radiant slab should be managed to maximize occupant comfort. His current research focus is on the integration of surface temperatures into building energy management systems. Dr. Woods has taught courses in advanced thermodynamics and energy modeling. In the office, he spends his time working on energy models and estimating savings from energy upgrades; out of the office he is usually fly fishing or gardening.

 

Dr. Athanasios Stubos is a distinguished expert in hydrogen and environmental technologies, serving as the Greek Delegate to the Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (former Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking) of the European Commission. With a strong focus on integrated hydrogen technologies, gas storage, transport in porous media and renewable energy integration, he participates in various European initiatives advancing hydrogen & fuel cell technologies, positioning Greece as a key player in the clean energy transition.
Dr. Stubos has also served as Director of the Institute of Nuclear & Radiological Sciences & Technology, Energy & Safety (INRASTES) at the National Centre for Scientific Research Demokritos. There, he oversees numerous European and national research projects on hydrogen and energy technologies, contributing significantly to innovation and the future of sustainable energy. He has authored / co-authored more than 190 publications in international peer-reviewed journals which have been cited more than 6,350 times (source: Scopus).
Additionally, Dr. Stubos has co-founded CYRUS, a NCSR Demokritos spinoff that develops advanced, noiseless hydrogen compressors powered by thermal energy, transforming hydrogen refueling stations and promoting sustainable energy solutions. In May 2022, CYRUS inaugurated Greece's first hydrogen pilot refueling station, located at the "Lefkippos" Technology Park. This facility integrates green hydrogen production, storage, compression, and use in light vehicles, utilizing water and solar energy as raw materials and demonstrating the practical application of hydrogen as a clean and sustainable fuel for transportation.