Leonid Gurevich

Leonid Gurevich is an Associate Professor in the Department of Materials and Production at the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Aalborg University, Denmark. His research bridges materials science, electrochemistry, and nanotechnology, with a strong focus on energy storage systems and biosensing technologies.

His research interests include lithium-ion and sodium-ion battery technologies, with emphasis on aging mechanisms, cathode recycling via pyrolysis, and development of non-woven electrode architectures. He also explores DNA-based nanoelectronic devices, conductive MXene hydrogels for tissue engineering, and polymeric nanocarriers for drug delivery. His work integrates experimental materials synthesis, electrochemical characterization, and device fabrication.

Recent publications highlight advancements in sustainable battery recycling, durable biomaterials, and biosensor design. His research demonstrates a consistent trajectory toward sustainable energy solutions and biomedical applications of nanomaterials.

• Physics and Chemistry of Li-ion Battery Aging and Failure (2020–2024)
• NOWOS - Non-Woven Sodium-Ion Batteries (2025–2027), funded by The Villum Foundation
• BioStrip Nano (2020–2021)
• DNA-based electronic Biosensors (2009)
• EU FP6: DNA-Based Nanoelectronic Devices (2010–ongoing)

He has contributed to scientific discourse through editorial roles, conference organization—including the 5th International Conference on Self-Assembly and Molecular Electronics (2023)—and numerous conference presentations. His work has received media attention, particularly regarding DNA-based electronics and miniaturization in nanotechnology.

Leonid Gurevich leads a multidisciplinary research group and collaborates internationally. He has supervised PhD students and contributed to academic service as a journal editor and conference organizer. His research integrates fundamental science with practical applications in energy and healthcare.