Stephanos Theodossiades

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Stephanos Theodossiades is a leading figure in tribodynamics and energy harvesting, whose work bridges mechanical engineering with sustainable sensing technologies. His research focuses on the complex interactions between friction, lubrication, and vibration in mechanical systems, with a particular emphasis on developing self-powered sensors for industrial and automotive applications. His most-cited paper, "Rotational energy harvesting for self-powered sensing" (2021), has garnered over 300 citations, reflecting its significant impact on the field. Theodossiades has made pioneering contributions to understanding how rotational kinetic energy can be captured and converted into electrical power for wireless sensor networks, enabling condition monitoring without external batteries. His work has advanced the design of energy-efficient systems, reducing maintenance costs and improving reliability in sectors from aerospace to manufacturing. Notable achievements include leading major research projects on tribology and energy harvesting, and his publications have accumulated thousands of citations, establishing him as a key authority in sustainable mechanical systems.