Lorea Armendariz

She obtained a BSc in Physics in 2021 and an MSc in Advanced Materials Engineering in 2023, both from the University of the Basque Country, Spain. For her master’s thesis, she investigated the electrochemical behavior and hydrogen-metal interactions in high-entropy alloys. In 2024, she joined Oxford University as a visiting master’s student, where she worked on developing hydrogen-resistant hybrid structures. Her current PhD research explores advanced manufacturing techniques to address the challenge of hydrogen embrittlement.