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Assoc Professor Alexandr Simonov is engaged in research pertaining to electrochemistry and catalysis, with a specific focus on applications aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Over the years, he has made significant contributions to the fields of electrochemical water splitting and ammonia synthesis, as well as developing stable electrodes and perovskite solar cells. His active research includes innovative projects such as scalable high-performance electrolytic hydrogen generators and the development of alkaline electrolyser cell-stacks aimed at affordable green hydrogen production. He has garnered extensive experience, having collaborated across multiple countries including the USA, Australia, Europe, and Asia, contributing to over 30 finished projects in recent years. Additionally, Dr. Simonov has been a prominent figure in advancing methods to lower costs in proton exchange water electrolysis systems, emphasizing sustainable energy solutions. His work is characterized by a commitment to addressing global challenges related to energy and environmental sustainability.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Teaching and research in the field of chemical engineering, focusing on electrochemical systems.
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