Kasper Wenderich

Kasper Wenderich is an Assistant Professor at the University of Twente, affiliated with the MESA+ Institute and the Photocatalytic Synthesis department. His work focuses on photocatalysis, CO₂ hydrogenation, and metal oxide nanomaterials for renewable energy applications.

• University: University of Twente
• Role: Assistant Professor
• Research Institute: MESA+ Institute
• Department: Photocatalytic Synthesis

Research Interests
Kasper's research spans photocatalysis, heterogeneous catalysis, and nanomaterials for environmental and energy applications. Key areas include:

• CO₂ conversion to fuels via hydrogenation
• Facet-dependent performance of oxide semiconductors (e.g., SrTiO₃, TiO₂)
• Stability and optimization of photocatalytic electrodes
• Time-resolved spectroscopic analysis of catalytic interfaces

Article Trends
His recent publications emphasize CO₂ valorization, photocatalytic oxidation, and electrode engineering. Themes include improving carrier concentration, enhancing reaction kinetics, and designing nanoscale catalysts. Subfields highlight environmental remediation, sustainable energy, and materials stability in electrochemical systems.

Collaborations
Kasper collaborates with institutions and researchers on topics like titanium dioxide, hydrogen production, and oxide semiconductors. He is actively involved in editorial work for journals such as The Journal of Physical Chemistry C and Energy and Environmental Materials.