Kristina Tschulik

Dr. Kristina Tschulik is an Assistant Professor at Ruhr University Bochum's Faculty of Chemistry and Biochemistry, where she leads the research group for Micro & Nano Electrochemistry at the Center for Electrochemical Sciences. Her work bridges fundamental electrochemistry with applications in materials science and nanotechnology.

Her research explores novel electrochemical methods for fabricating and characterizing magnetic materials at micro- and nanoscales. Key interests include:

• Magnetic-field-assisted structuring of electrodeposits
• Single-nanoparticle electroanalysis for corrosion dynamics
• Core-shell nanoparticle characterization
• Sustainable energy conversion/storage systems
• Sensor development for biomolecules and ions

She investigates magnetic force effects on mass transport and particle agglomeration, advancing analytical techniques beyond conventional imaging methods.