Ewelina Rudnicka

Dr. Ewelina Rudnicka is an Assistant Professor at the Poznań University of Technology, affiliated with the Faculty of Chemical Technology and Department of Technical Chemistry and Electrochemistry. With a Ph.D. in Chemical Sciences (2017), she specializes in electrochemical energy storage systems, particularly Li-ion, Li-S, and Na-ion batteries, electrode material fabrication, and chemical reaction kinetics.

• 2007–2011: B.Sc. in Chemistry
• 2011–2012: M.Sc. in Chemistry
• 2012–2017: Ph.D. in Chemical Sciences
• 2016–2019: Research Assistant
• 2019–present: Assistant Professor

Her research spans energy storage, electrochemical materials, and chemical kinetics, with recent work focusing on sodium-ion battery anodes, sustainable binders, and thermal safety in lithium systems. She has published in journals like Journal of Materials Chemistry A and Journal of Applied Electrochemistry. Teaching includes laboratory courses in Physical Chemistry, Chemical Thermodynamics, and Electrochemistry.

Key article trends include:

• Advanced electrode composites (MoS2, Sb2S3, SnS)
• Biomass-derived binders (locust bean gum)
• Thermal safety in energy systems
• Hybrid faradaic/pseudocapacitive mechanisms