Angelina Avgeri

Active in biomechanics research since PhD completion: first author of multiple papers, journal reviewer, and maintained academic collaborations contributing to international publications and presentations.

Led R&D projects on implant material–performance correlations, developing patient-specific multi-scale collagen fiber models and coordinating testing workflows across clinical, academic, and engineering teams; published findings and presented internationally.

Simulated biological tissue behavior and evaluated tissue responses to assess implant material suitability, supporting model validation and experimental testing using MATLAB and Abaqus.

Built and deployed a factory online platform for government waste registration, conducted food quality control, and coordinated external partners for waste collection while supporting basic HR administrative tasks.

Conducted ISO 14001 environmental audits at industrial facilities, assessing compliance and recommending corrective actions to improve environmental management systems.

Activities and societies: First-author on 3 papers; journal reviewer; maintained academic collaborations; presented research internationally.

Completed a PhD in Biomechanical Engineering with research focused on biomechanics, materials characterization, and multi-scale modeling applied to implants and tissue behavior.

Completed a Master of Engineering in Biomechanical Engineering with coursework and project work in biomechanics and simulation methods.

Completed a Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering; master's thesis on energy recovery from agricultural residues via anaerobic co-digestion and vermicomposting for soil amendments.