Cathal Burns

Cathal Burns is a Researcher at the Department of Applied Sciences, Northumbria University. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) and has contributed to 3 citations. His research focuses on advanced materials for energy applications, including photoelectrochemical systems and biohybrid interfaces for sustainable energy production.

Research Interests: Cathal’s work spans materials science and renewable energy, with emphasis on semiconductor interfaces, photocatalytic materials, and solar-driven hydrogen evolution. He explores nanotechnology-driven solutions for clean energy conversion and storage through collaborative projects.

Recent Articles: His 2025 publications in Dalton Transactions and Artificial Photosynthesis highlight innovations in metal oxide layer design for hydrogen generation and semiconductor biointerfaces for semiartificial photosynthesis. These studies address critical challenges in photocatalytic efficiency and energy sustainability.

Collaborations: Active collaborations involve researchers across institutions, focusing on interdisciplinary energy solutions. His work has been featured on platforms like Mendeley and X, indicating broader academic engagement.