Electrochemistry

Electrochemistry centers on the study of electron-transfer reactions occurring at solid–liquid or solid–solid interfaces. This field underpins modern energy storage systems, sensors, industrial synthesis, and corrosion science. Researchers develop new electrode materials, electrolytes, and electrochemical methods to improve efficiency, selectivity, and sustainability.

Typical works in this area include:

• Developing advanced battery systems (Li-ion, Na-ion, solid-state, etc.)
• Electrocatalysis for fuel cells, hydrogen evolution, and oxygen reduction
• Electrochemical sensors for biological, environmental, and industrial detection
• Studying corrosion mechanisms and developing protection strategies
• Electrochemical synthesis of organic and inorganic molecules