Hannah J. King

Hannah J. King is a Researcher at James Cook University, specializing in catalysis and materials science. Her research focuses on structural disorder in metal oxides to enhance water oxidation catalysts. She earned her PhD in Chemistry from James Cook University in 2019, investigating cobalt and manganese oxides' roles in catalytic processes.

Education:

• PhD in Chemistry, James Cook University (2019)

Research Interests: Her work emphasizes the design of efficient water oxidation catalysts using disordered metal oxides. She explores how structural disorder impacts catalytic activity and stability, employing advanced techniques like X-ray spectroscopy and TEM. Key themes include electrochemical processes, nanomaterials synthesis, and reaction mechanisms.

Publications: Her research spans studies on 2D materials, biogenic manganese oxides, and the interplay between structure and catalytic selectivity. Collaborations with institutions like JCU and international teams highlight her contributions to energy materials and electrochemistry.

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Labs/Teams: Affiliated with research groups at James Cook University, collaborating with experts in materials chemistry and catalysis.