Researchers from the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), UOP and Netherlands-based Utrecht University have found a way to understand chemical transformations occurring within zeolites. Zeolites are crystalline solid structures made up of aluminium, silicon, and oxygen atoms, and are used to convert oil to gasoline. They are also used as catalysts to…
YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP ASSOCIATION – JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT GREECE We are pleased to announce the 15 school teams from the 'Virtual Enterprise' programme that have qualified to compete in the national final for the 'Best Virtual Enterprise 2015', to be held on 25 June 2015, at the American College of Greece (Deree College) in Agia Paraskevi. The…
Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: ‘Zeolite: Protecting People and Crops’. ‘Melina Merkouri’ Cultural Centre, Ierapetra. Saturday 6 June 2015. Photographs
Incorporating zeolite into olive trees. Prodromos, Messinia
Interview with N. Lygeros on G. Sachinis’ programme ‘Antitheses’, CRETE TV, 5 June 2015
Interview with N. Lygeros on Radio Lasithi 92.3. Ierapetra, Crete, 6 June 2015 Source: Project of Humanity Official Channel N. Lygeros
zeolite is a gift from nature for nature and not for commercial gain in society because it is a human act to offer to people who need to live freely in an environment they respect because they want to preserve it for future generations with a value greater than that which they themselves had from…
zeolite will make a difference in Greece and for Greece only and solely if our own people believe in it and put it into practice realising that they are helping our homeland because everything else is of no concern to us; what matters is development for the people, with respect for the environment, because we…
Whilst some of us wonder whether we can change reality through innovation, we now have a tangible example in Giorgos Georgiadis and his company, OLYMPOS S.A. For not only did the two of them believe in a vision for the Greece of the future, but they also took the risk of putting that discovery into…
N. Lygeros’s visit to the ‘Kokkalo’ zeolite deposit. Petrota, 22 May 2015
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