Andrea Russo

Andrea Russo is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark. Her research focuses on electrochemical materials for sustainable energy systems, particularly in energy conversion and storage applications.

She completed her PhD at DTU in March 2025 with a dissertation on porous electrodes for alkaline water electrolysis, emphasizing nanofiber structures and catalyst integration. Her educational background centers on energy engineering and materials science.

Dr. Russo specializes in electrode design for electrolysis systems, with expertise spanning anode/cathode materials, zero-gap configurations, and power electronics. Her work investigates parasitic capacitance effects in power converters and develops 3D-printed experimental tools to advance hydrogen production research. She actively contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through clean energy technology development.

Analysis of her publications reveals a strong interdisciplinary approach combining materials engineering and electrical engineering to optimize energy efficiency in electrolysis and power conversion systems, with emphasis on practical laboratory implementations.

Her current research extends her PhD project on catalyst application in three-dimensional porous electrodes, supported by DTU Energy's infrastructure. She collaborates with supervisors including Jensen, J. O., Kraglund, M. R., and Zhang, W. on advancing alkaline electrolysis technology.

Dr. Russo has developed innovative experimental apparatus such as the 3D-printed electrode holder for zero-gap configurations, enhancing research capabilities in electrochemical materials testing and validation.