With a background in electrochemistry (flow batteries, electromediated reactions, electroactive polymers) and training in soft matter physics, I’m now shifting into microbial electrochemistry. My main project designs carbon-based materials with immobilized redox mediators for biomethanation. At the same time, I’m involved in developing dual-flow batteries that integrate energy storage with water electrolysis, as well as creating "living cement" with supercapacitor properties. Fascinated by the marriage of electrical currents and living matter, I see electrobiotechnology as a promising path toward a more sustainable future.
