Ioannis Karabagias
Research areas: Agricultural and Biological Sciences · Insect Science · Bee Products Chemical Analysis · Spectroscopy and Chemometric Analyses · Edible Oils Quality and Analysis
About
Dr. Ioannis K. Karabagias (Ptychion in Chemistry, MSc. in Food Science and Technology, PhD in Food Chemistry, Post Doc. in Food Chemistry and Technology) is an Associate Professor in the Food Science & Technology Department of the School of Agricultural Sciences of the University of Patras. His research interests include Food Chemistry, Food Authentication, Non-Thermal Methods of Food Preservation, Food Microbiology, Food Analysis, Natural Antioxidants of Agricultural products, etc. He has published over 100 articles in peer-reviewed journals with Google Scholar citations of more than 5000. He is a reviewer for more than 90 International journals, focusing on Food Science, Food Chemistry and Technology, and Environmental Chemistry. He has also participated in several research programs on the analysis, preservation, authenticity, and related aspects of foods of animal or plant origin, using conventional or instrumental methods. Finally, he has been introduced, since 2020, in the 2% Top World Scientists list released by Stanford University
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Publications (132)
- Adulteration control of extra virgin olive oil with cheaper edible oils based on selected physicochemical parameters, complemented with multivariate ordination and classification techniques Save
- Botanical and Geographical Origin Assessment of Olive Oil from Known and Lesser-Known Greek Olive Cultivars Using Mineral Content and Chemometrics Save
- Acute Phase Proteins in Bovine Mastitis: Emerging Biomarkers Linking Udder Inflammation, Milk Quality and Residues Risk Save
- Functional Properties and Nutri-Economic Benefits of Carob-Based Versus Cocoa-Based Food Products: A Case Study Save
- Lanthanide Content and Adulteration Testing of Greek Honeydew and Nectar Honey Save
- Characterization of commercial honey samples based on melissopalynological, physicochemical, biochemical, and antimicrobial analysis Save
- Corona-Treated LDPE Bilayer Films Coated with Chitosan/Glycerol and Carvacrol@Zeolite Nanohybrid for High-Oxygen-Barrier Active Packaging Save
- Βotanical Origin Confirmation and Adulteration Testing of Monofloral Honey Using ATR-FTIR Spectroscopy in Combination with Pattern Recognition and Dimension Reduction Techniques Save
- Shelf Life Extension of Fresh Buffalo Meat Using Spice Powders and Lavender Essential Oil During Storage Under Refrigeration Save
- Replacing Brine with Chitosan Solution: A Sustainable, Low-Sodium Strategy for Table Olive Preservation Save
- Preparation of “Ginger-Enriched Wine” and Study of Its Physicochemical and Organoleptic Stability Save
- Regional Differentiation of Olive Oil of the Koroneiki Olive Cultivar from the Ionian Islands Based on Key Volatile Compounds and Descriptive Data Analysis Save
- Study of the Physicochemical and Phytochemical Parameters Together with Antibacterial Properties of Conventionally and Organically Cultivated Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis) in Greece Save
- Advanced Bio-Based Smart Materials for Food Packaging: Applications, Safety, and Sustainability Save
- A Grape-Derived Solvent for the Recovery of Phenolic Compounds from Food Waste By-Products Using Ultrasonic-Assisted and Overnight Extraction Save
- Physicochemical and Phytochemical Determinations of Greek “Kollitsida’’ (Arctium lappa L.) from Different Regions and Evaluation of Its Antimicrobial Activity Save
- Application of Smart Packaging on the Preservation of Different Types of Perishable Fruits Save
- Olive Leaf Extracts as a Medicinal Beverage: Origin, Physico-Chemical Properties, and Bio-Functionality Save
- Composition, Properties, and Beneficial Effects of Functional Beverages on Human Health Save
- Development and Valuation of Novel PLA-Based Biodegradable Packaging Materials Complemented with Food Waste of Plant and Animal Origin for Shelf-Life Extension of Selected Foods: Trends and Challenges Save