About
Domenico GRAMMATICO is a Research Fellow in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Namur's Faculty of Science, specializing in electrochemical carbon dioxide reduction technologies. His research focuses on developing advanced catalytic systems for sustainable energy applications, particularly in converting CO2 to valuable chemical products.
His research interests span electrochemistry, catalysis, and sustainable energy conversion, with specific expertise in ionic liquids, nanomaterials, and molecular catalyst design. Dr. Grammatico's work addresses critical challenges in CO2 electroreduction, including selectivity, efficiency, and stability of catalytic systems in aqueous environments.
His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on innovative electrode design, including block copolymer-ionic liquid composites, functionalized carbon nanotubes, and MOF-derived porous carbon materials. These approaches aim to improve the performance of electrocatalytic systems for CO2 conversion under practical conditions.
Dr. Grammatico has established significant research collaborations with prominent scientists including Professor Su B.L., Professor Fontecave, and Dr. Billon, contributing to the field's understanding of molecular catalyst behavior in electrochemical environments.
