Within the world of renewable energies and sustainable research I work at the crossroads: Between engineering (Dr. ing.) and physics (M.Sc.+B.Sc.), variables and words(science journalism internships), university and applied research institute, fundamental research and applications, perovskite solar cells or anion-exchange membrane-electrode assemblies.
Building up the topic of AEM water electrolysers within a vibrant and interdisciplinary group during my PhD I rapidly learned the basics in electrochemistry, while also adapting to the fast-paced engineering working style and quickly developing and measuring state-of-the-art performing membrane-electrode-assemblies.
Now, as a recently-become group leader, I am leading a small team and developing connections in the rapidly growing world of green hydrogen research.
