• NANOELECTROCHEMISTRY LABORATORY

Research at NECL is highly interdisciplinary, bridging across fields such as electrochemistry, analytical chemistry, materials science, nanotechnology, and surface chemistry. Our endeavors are currently centered on developing various aspects of nanomaterials through methods like wet chemistry synthesis and electrochemical techniques. Our research focuses on several interconnected domains.

• SUSTAINABLE ELECTROCHEMICAL AMMONIA PRODUCTION

We develop transition metal-doped nanostructured catalysts on conductive supports to enhance the efficiency, stability, and selectivity of nitrogen reduction reactions, driving sustainable electrochemical ammonia production and advancing energy conversion technologies. [more]

• ADVANCED MATERIALS FOR ELECTROCHEMICAL WATER SPLITTING

We develop advanced materials, including nanostructures and doped catalysts, to enhance the efficiency, stability, and scalability of electrochemical water splitting, enabling sustainable hydrogen production for a clean energy future. [more]

• ELECTROCATALYSTS FOR FUEL CELLS: ENHANCING EFFICIENCY AND DURABILITY

We develop advanced electrocatalysts, leveraging nanotechnology and computational design, to enhance the efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness of fuel cells for sustainable energy solutions. [more]

• INNOVATIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL SENSING

We design tailored electrochemical platforms to precisely detect and analyze small molecules, advancing insights into biological and environmental systems. [more]

• FUTURE DIRECTIONS

We continually push boundaries through collaborative efforts, driving innovation and exploring uncharted possibilities for the next breakthroughs. [more]