My core research revolves around designing and synthesizing novel materials, particularly nanostructures and electrocatalysts, that can efficiently convert energy and mitigate environmental impact. I'm fascinated by the nanoscale phenomena that dictate material performance, constantly seeking to understand and manipulate these properties for enhanced efficiency and durability.
Key areas of my focus include:
- Electrocatalysis for Water Splitting: Developing highly active and robust catalysts for hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions to enable cost-effective green hydrogen production.
- CO2 Reduction Technologies: Transforming carbon dioxide into valuable chemicals and fuels using advanced catalytic processes, contributing to a circular carbon economy.
- Nanomaterials for Energy Conversion & storage: Exploring the synthesis and characterization of various nanomaterials for applications beyond catalysis, such as photocatalysis and supercapacitor.
Conceptual diagram of a research process.