Paschalis Alexandridis

University at Buffalo, State University of New York

Papers

Total Citations

245

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About

Paschalis Alexandridis is a researcher whose work spans materials science, sustainable engineering, and smart technology applications. His contributions have made notable strides in two distinct but impactful domains: advanced functional materials and plastic waste management. In the realm of flexible electronics, Alexandridis has explored the development of electrically conductive polymer materials tailored for physical sensing applications. His 2022 work on stretchable and flexible sensors — garnering 137 citations — addresses the growing demand for wearable and portable smart electronics, particularly tactile sensing devices capable of detecting real-time environmental stimuli. This research sits at the intersection of materials chemistry and next-generation consumer technology. Equally significant is his engagement with circular economy challenges. His highly cited 2024 review on artificial intelligence and robotics in plastic sorting (100 citations) represents a timely and influential contribution to recycling technology, examining how emerging automation can improve the recovery of high-quality plastics for both mechanical and chemical recycling streams. A companion paper on automated sorting technology further consolidates his expertise in this space. Together, Alexandridis's publications reflect a researcher committed to addressing real-world engineering challenges through innovative materials and intelligent systems, earning him growing recognition across interdisciplinary audiences.