In 2004 Andrey V. Suzdaltsev graduated from the Department of Electrochemical Production Technology of Ural State Technical University (now Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin). Then he worked as an engineer, and junior researcher at the Laboratory of melt electrolysis of the Institute of High-Temperature Electrochemistry of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IHTE UB RAS), where he studied in full-time graduate school from 2004 to 2007.
In 2011, Andrey V. Suzdaltsev defended his PhD thesis (in Chemistry), after which he worked as a researcher, senior researcher at the Laboratory of electrode processes, as well as Head of the Laboratory of Radiochemistry of the IHTE UB RAS.
In 2020, Andrey V. Suzdaltsev worked as the Head of the Scientific Laboratory of Electrochemical Devices and Materials of the UrFU at the Institute of Chemical Engineering.
In 2022 Andrey V. Suzdaltsev defended his Doctor thesis (in Chemistry).
Andrey V. Suzdaltsev has more than 200 publications, including 50 in Scopus and WoS databases, 2 monographs, is a co-author of more than 40 inventions.
Interests: high-temperature electrochemistry, molten salts, electrochemical sensors, pyrochemical processing of spent fuel, aluminum-based ligatures and composites, silicon electrochemistry.
Contacts
Address: a.v.suzdaltsev@urfu.ru
About the laboratory
Scientific Laboratory of Electrochemical Devices and Materials was established on the 17 of March 2020 in the structure of the Institute of Chemical Engineering of the Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin via the Rector’s (Victor A. Koksharov) orded. On the 1st of September 2022 a Scientific Laboratory of Electrochemical Devices and Materials became a structural unit of the Research Institute of Hydrogen Energy (IHE).
Scientific activity
In the context of a global increase of energy consumption and energy reserves reducing, more attention is being paid to the development of new materials, devices and technologies for the use of renewable and alternative energy sources in the social and industrial sphere. Recently, silicon-based materials have been actively developed for the development of devices for converting solar energy and its temporary storage, in particular, for the subsequent production of hydrogen, as a more time-stable energy keeper. The efficiency of energy conversion and storage devices can be ensured by using micro-dimensional solid deposits of high purity silicon with a controlled content of micro-impurities (photo converters) or nano-sized and submicron silicon particles (lithium-ion current sources). In this regard, the main directions of the laboratory's scientific and practical activities are:
Results
The results of the laboratory's activitiy are presented in the form of publications in journals cited by the RSCI, WoS and Scopus databases, presented at conferences and in documented results of intellectual performance.
The laboratory currently consists of 2 Doctors of Sciences (Chemistry), 7 PhD, 8 postgraduates, and undergraduate and graduate students of the Department of Electrochemical Production Technology of UrFU. The segment of employees under the age of 39 is more than 85 %.
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