The research group applies electrochemical methods to study chemical problems in various fields such as electrochemical surface treatment, (electro)catalysis, and environmental electrochemistry. The research activity is focused in molecular electrochemistry with particular attention to the study of mechanisms of electrochemical processes, the development of eco-friendly electrosynthesis and electrocatalytic materials and/or electrocatalytic processes. Here you can find some thesis proposal on these topics:
Electrolyzer
Metal oxide and metal dichalcogenide for oxygen and hydrogen evolution reaction
Electro-photo Catalysis
Merging of one electron and one photon in the same reaction cycle to open unexplored pathways in synthetic chemistry.
Fuel-cell & E-Fuel
Synthesis of mesoporous carbon as catalysts or catalyst support
Precious metal-based catalysts for Oxygen reduction
Platinum-free catalysts for Oxygen reduction to water and hydrogen peroxide
Platinum-free catalysts for Nitrate reduction
Polymerization
Electrochemical approaches to controlled radical polymerization in solution and on surfaces
Copolymer for soft-template synthesis of mesoporous carbon
Electrochemical Scanning Tunnelling Microscopy
Fundamental studies of oxygen and nitrate reduction
