Dr. Boris Merinov
Projects
"The major goal of a research project is to create something unique"
Projects
"The major goal of a research project is to create something unique"
CURRENT PROJECTS
  • Nanoporous platinum - atomistic structure and catalytic properties via computational simulations
  • Computational design of advanced electrolytes for all solid state batteries
  • Advanced highly efficient fuel cells based on designer catalysts
Nanoporous platinum - atomistic structure and catalytic properties via computational simulations
Computational design of advanced electrolytes for all solid state batteries
Advanced highly efficient fuel cells based on designer catalysts
FORMER PROJECTS
  • Fundamental chemistry and physics of direct electrochemical oxidation in SOFCs
  • Characterization and design of new cathode catalysts for PEM fuel cells using multi-scale de novo modeling
  • Hydrated polymer electrolyte/cathode interface: simulations of the cathode half-cell
  • Perovskite-based proton-conducting electrolytes
  • CFx materials for applications in Li-ion and F-ion batteries
  • Low-temperature membranes for hydroxide exchange membrane fuel cells: first-principles based computational study
  • Investigation of polymer electrolyte membrane degradation, using computational modeling
  • Quantum-chemical and thermodynamic studies of Pt and Pt-based alloy thin film electrocatalysts
  • Quantum-chemical and thermodynamic studies of Pt and Pt-based alloy thin film electrocatalysts
  • Computational study of low-temperature catalytic C-C bond activation of alkanes for portable power
  • Development of advanced anode catalysts for SOFCs: first-principles based computational study
  • Simulation/Design/Synthesis of nanocomposites for CO2 capture and conversion at elevated temperature
  • Reversible metal-air batteries: in silico based design combined with experimental synthesis and characterization
  • In silico design of advanced materials for high-energy density electrochemical devices
Fundamental chemistry and physics of direct electrochemical oxidation in SOFCs
Characterization and design of new cathode catalysts for PEM fuel cells using multi-scale de novo modeling
Hydrated polymer electrolyte/cathode interface: simulations of the cathode half-cell
Perovskite-based proton-conducting electrolytes
CFx materials for applications in Li-ion and F-ion batteries
Low-temperature membranes for hydroxide exchange membrane fuel cells: first-principles based computational study
Investigation of polymer electrolyte membrane degradation, using computational modeling
Quantum-chemical and thermodynamic studies of Pt and Pt-based alloy thin film electrocatalysts
Quantum-chemical and thermodynamic studies of Pt and Pt-based alloy thin film electrocatalysts
Computational study of low-temperature catalytic C-C bond activation of alkanes for portable power
Development of advanced anode catalysts for SOFCs: first-principles based computational study
Simulation/Design/Synthesis of nanocomposites for CO2 capture and conversion at elevated temperature
Reversible metal-air batteries: in silico based design combined with experimental synthesis and characterization
In silico design of advanced materials for high-energy density electrochemical devices