Agata Greszta

Agata Greszta serves as a Research Fellow at the Centre for E-Mobility and Clean Growth, focusing on advanced electrochemical systems and sustainable materials for energy applications. Her work bridges fundamental materials science with practical environmental and energy storage solutions.

Her research spans critical domains in modern energy technology:

• Battery chemistry (lithium, sodium, and zinc-ion systems)
• Electrode material development and degradation mechanisms
• Aqueous electrolyte systems for safe energy storage
• Sustainable material synthesis from biomass waste
• Heavy metal remediation technologies
• Supercapacitor electrode design

Recent publications demonstrate her leadership in modeling lithium/sodium plating degradation, optimizing doped cathode materials for zinc-ion batteries, and developing dual-purpose activated carbon from agricultural waste. Her work consistently addresses safety, sustainability, and performance bottlenecks in next-generation energy storage while exploring environmental applications of battery materials.

Dr. Greszta actively collaborates within interdisciplinary networks, as evidenced by her co-authorship with specialists in electrochemistry, materials engineering, and environmental science. Her research at the Centre for E-Mobility and Clean Growth targets scalable solutions for clean transportation and sustainable resource utilization through rigorous experimental and modeling approaches.