Electrochemical Energy Conversion Laboratory

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Global challenges like the climate crisis and the goal of net-zero emission necessitate a shift to renewable-based energy society, driving the need for innovative energy conversion technologies. Electrochemistry plays a central role in addressing nearly all contemporary challenges in renewable energy conversion in a wide variety of devices ranging from batteries, fuel cells, electrolysers.

Our group is dedicated to advancing a more sustainable future through interdisciplinary research combining multiple science and engineering areas. Our research area lies at the intersection of fundamentals and applications: we focus on understand complex interfacial phenomena where electrochemical reactions occur and establishing mechanism-driven design principles that can be translated to practical applications.