ANGELIKI PAPOUTSA

Angeliki Papoutsa

Position: Laboratory Teaching Personnel

Section of: Economic Geology and Geochemistry
Scientific Topic: Geochemistry - Environmental Geochemistry

Tel: +30 2107274214
e-mail: angpapou@geol.uoa.gr
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Research Interests

Geology of deposits, critical metals, geochemistry

Indicative Teaching Topics (Teaching Project Co-Assistance)

Undegraguate Program

Analytical Methods of Roch and Ores - Fluid Inclusions
Methods of Mineral Exploration

Indicative Publications

Vasilatos, Ch., and Papoutsa, A., 2023. The REE-Zr-U-Th Minerals of the Maronia Monzodiorite, N. Greece: Implications on the Saturation and Segregation Mechanisms of Critical Metals in Intermediate–Mafic Compositions. Minerals, Special Issue on “Critical and Strategic Minerals”, 13 (10): 1256.

Papoutsa, A., and Pe-Piper, G., 2013. The relationship between REE-Y-Nb-Th minerals and the evolution of an A-type granite, Wentworth pluton, Nova Scotia. American Mineralogist, 98:444-462.

Papoutsa, A., and Pe-Piper, G., 2015. Variation of the REE-hydrothermal circulation in complex shear zones: the Cobequid Highlands, Nova Scotia, Canadian Mineralogist, 52: 943-968.

Papoutsa, A., and Pe-Piper, G., 2014. Geochemical variation of amphiboles in A-type granites as an indicator of complex magmatic systems, the Wentworth pluton, Nova Scotia. Chemical Geology, 384: 120-134.

Papoutsa, A., Pe-Piper, G., and Piper, D.J.W, 2016. Systematic mineralogical diversity in A-type granitic intrusions: control of magmatic source and geological processes, Geological Society of America Bulletin, 128: 487-501

Pe-Piper, G., Piper, D.J.W., and Papoutsa, A., 2018. Mid Carboniferous lamprophyres, Cobequid Fault Zone, eastern Canada, linked to sodic granites, voluminous gabbro, and albitization, Lithos, 296-299: 316-331.

Pe-Piper, G., Piper, D.J.W., Papoutsa, A., and Wisen, J., 2017. Fractured latest Devonian granites of the West Moose River pluton along the Cobequid Shear Zone, Nova Scotia: implications for regional mineralization, Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 54: 1119-1137.