Egle Latvyte

Egle Latvyte is a Research Fellow at Coventry University, specializing in electrochemistry and materials science with a focus on renewable energy technologies. Her work emphasizes developing efficient electrocatalytic materials for anion exchange membrane electrolysers, utilizing techniques like electrodeposition and solvothermal synthesis. She employs advanced characterization methods such as SEM, EDX, XRF, and XRD to analyze materials.

Education: She holds a Degree in Analytical Chemistry and Forensic Science from Coventry University (Award Date: 20 Nov 2018).

Research Interests: Her interdisciplinary research targets high-current density applications in AEM electrolysers, aiming to enhance hydrogen production efficiency and stability. Key areas include ammonia electrolysis, wastewater treatment integration, and sustainable materials recovery from lithium-ion batteries. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean energy and resource efficiency.

Recent Articles: Her publications focus on low-temperature ammonia electrolysis, closed-loop biotechnology for battery material recovery, and rapid nitrite analysis methods. These studies highlight innovation in electrochemical systems and environmental applications.

Grants & Projects: She leads the 'Electrocatalyst Development for Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolysis' (2023-2025) and contributed to projects like REWAISE and advanced porous materials research. These initiatives aim to advance AEM electrolyser technology and sustainable material processing.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the Centre for Manufacturing and Materials, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects to bridge material science and renewable energy applications.