Maria Lukatskaya

Prof. Dr. Maria Lukatskaya is a professor in the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich. Her research focuses on energy storage and conversion, electrochemical interfaces, materials and electrolyte design for energy applications, fundamental processes in electrolyte solutions, and the evolution of materials and electrode-electrolyte interfaces under applied potential. Her work explores the development of advanced materials and interfaces for energy systems.

Maria Lukatskaya is a researcher at ETH Zürich, focusing on batteries, energy storage, electrochemistry, electrolytes, and electrocatalysis. Her work explores advanced materials such as 2D metal carbides and nitrides (MXenes) for high-capacity energy storage. She investigates the properties of conductive two-dimensional titanium carbide and its applications in pseudocapacitive devices. Her research also includes the synthesis and characterization of MXenes, their surface functionalization, and their use as electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution. Additionally, she examines the development of flexible MXene-based composites and the role of electrolytes in aqueous batteries. Her studies aim to enhance the performance and sustainability of energy storage systems.