Prof. Anthony Kucernak

Prof. Anthony Kucernak is affiliated with the Department of CHEM at Imperial College London. His research focuses on electrocatalysis, energy conversion, and energy storage. Prof. Kucernak's work explores the development of advanced materials and systems for sustainable energy technologies. His research interests align with global efforts to address energy challenges through innovative electrochemical approaches. Further details about his academic profile and research can be found on his departmental website.

Anthony Kucernak is an expert in electrochemical energy research, focusing on the development of advanced materials and catalysts for energy conversion and storage systems. His work includes the investigation of anion-exchange membranes, proton exchange membrane fuel cells, and electrochemical supercapacitors. Kucernak's research explores the electrocatalytic performance of platinum group metal-free catalysts, such as Fe–N–C, and their application in fuel cell reactions. He also examines the role of transition metal phosphides and their activity for hydrogen evolution, oxygen reduction, and oxygen evolution reactions. His studies emphasize the structural and compositional factors influencing electrochemical performance under high mass transport conditions.