Vladimir Kuznetsov

Dr Vladimir Kuznetsov is a Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Oxford, affiliated with Brasenose College. He holds a MSc and PhD from Moscow State University. His roles include Teaching Lab Supervisor and Manager at the Department of Chemistry (2005–2018), Senior Departmental Research Officer (2005–2015), and Stipendiary Lecturer at multiple Oxford colleges (2007–2019).

His research focuses on functional materials for energy storage/ conversion, electronic materials, sustainable energy, hydrogen economy, and CO₂ conversion catalysts. Notable contributions include studies on zeolite catalysts, transparent conducting oxides, and microwave-assisted catalytic processes.

Selected publications highlight advancements in coking mechanisms over zeolites, hydrogen bond dynamics in methanol-olefin systems, and ZnO thin film conductivity. His work bridges fundamental materials science with applied energy solutions.

Dr Kuznetsov has held senior positions in Russia and Cardiff University, contributing to global collaborations in energy materials research. His lab investigates novel catalysts and sustainable energy systems, emphasizing practical applications for decarbonization challenges.