Justyna Ignaczak

mgr inż. Justyna Ignaczak serves as a Lecturer at the Department of Functional Materials Engineering within the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics at Gdańsk University of Technology. Her research focuses on developing sustainable materials solutions for solid oxide cell technologies.

Her primary research interests include Materials Science and Electroceramics, with specialized expertise in protective coatings for solid oxide cell interconnects. Dr. Ignaczak's work emphasizes replacing critical raw materials like cobalt with abundant alternatives, developing copper-manganese-iron spinel formulations, and optimizing coating techniques including electrophoretic deposition and spray pyrolysis for enhanced chromium diffusion blocking and electrical conductivity.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent focus on cobalt-free spinel coatings (Mn-Cu-Fe-O systems), bilayer/multilayer protective systems, and low-chromium stainless steel compatibility. Her research addresses critical industry challenges in sustainable energy materials through innovative material substitution and processing optimization.

Dr. Ignaczak actively collaborates with researchers across Europe on solid oxide cell materials development, contributing to advancements in hydrogen energy infrastructure through her expertise in functional ceramic coatings.