Electrochemical Energy Conversion

About

The aim of our research team is to advance the understanding of the electrocatalytic reactions and material degradation processes in electrochemical energy conversion technologies.

Our goal is to use this knowledge to design and develop novel advanced functional materials. In this, we rely on unique coupled techniques and high-throughput methods developed in the group.

The link to cherevkolab.com

Research Topics

Our research interests span a wide range of problems at the interface of fundamental electrochemistry and electrochemical engineering. Current research topics include fuel cells, water electrolysis, photo-electrochemistry, and noble metals recycling.

Contact

Dr. Serhiy Cherevko

IET-2

Building HIERN-Cauerstr / Room 4010

+49 9131-12538169

E-Mail

Members

News

No results found.

More news from our group on cherevkolab.com

Research topics

Publications

Projects

Who funds our research?

To support our research we rely on both nanitional and internation funding schemes.

On a regular basis, we are funded from the German Research Foundation (DFG), Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi), German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and EU Framework Programmes H2020, industrial partners, and other.

A list of the currently running and finished projects (continuously updating) can be found here.

Collaborations

Our collaboration philosophy

Our research is multidisciplinary in nature. In the last several years, numerous fruitful collaborations with researchers in a variety of specialties have been established.

A large part of our success is because of these collaborations with specialists in materials synthesis and characterization, surface scientists, electrochemists, and chemical engineers.

In case you belive that a collaboration with us will result in a synergy all can benefit from, please get in contact with s.cherevko@fz-juelich.de

A non-exhaustive list of our collaborations (continuously updating) can be found here.

Last Modified: 12.09.2024