Anthony P. O'Mullane

Anthony P. O'Mullane is a researcher at Queensland University of Technology, specializing in electrochemistry, catalysis, and renewable energy technologies. His work focuses on developing nanostructured materials for applications in water splitting, CO2 reduction, and energy storage systems like supercapacitors and Li-ion batteries. He employs liquid metal-based methods and plasma-assisted synthesis to create advanced electrocatalysts and sustainable materials.

• Recent Research Trends:
  • Nanomaterials for nitrate-to-ammonia conversion
  • Liquid metal-enabled synthesis of 2D and core-shell structures
  • Plasma electrification for catalyst fabrication
  • CO2 and N2 reduction mechanisms
  • Supercapacitor and battery electrode engineering

His publications highlight collaborations with leading institutions and interdisciplinary approaches bridging materials science, environmental chemistry, and energy technologies.