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Dionysios (Dion) Dionysiou

June 13, 1966 - November 20, 2023

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With profound sadness, we share the news of the passing of Executive Editor Prof. Dionysios (Dion) Dionysiou. No words can precisely describe what this loss represents to the CEJ family and to the Chemical Engineering community worldwide. Dion was a true source of inspiration. His commitment to advancing knowledge and science will always be remembered. He was a mentor to many, a true friend, and profoundly dedicated to his family. He will not only be remembered for his professional expertise but also for his warmth and kindness. May you rest in peace, Dion. You will be profoundly missed.

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  • 2023-11-21 18:31:24 View / Comment (0)
    Ridha Djellabi

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    A huge loss for the scientific community. I had the chance to collaborate with Dion and we published one paper in CEJ. Dion is simple and modest person, very supportive and helpful. I wrote him for the first time when I was at my very early career with very simple CV and he gave me time and attention, which I appreciated it a lot. Dion is special My condolences to his family, Ridha Djellabi

2023-11-24 21:53:17 wrote:

I remembered Dion from the time when I was a postdoc and he was an assistant professor. I felt like we grew up together every time we met at ACS and AEESP. He has always been an amazing colleague. Still did not believe that we will no longer bump into each other.

2023-11-24 21:53:17 wrote: I remembered Dion from the time when I was a postdoc and he was an assistant professor. I felt like we grew up together every time we met at ACS and AEESP. He has always been an amazing colleague. Still did not believe that we will no longer bump into each other.

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