Magdalena Greluk

Dr. Magdalena Greluk is a researcher at the Institute of Chemical Sciences, Faculty of Chemistry, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland. She is preparing for her habilitation colloquium on January 22, 2025, presenting a thematically coherent series of nine publications titled The role of cobalt and nickel catalysts and reaction conditions in the steam reforming of ethanol. Her research focuses on catalytic chemical processes, particularly in renewable energy and environmental chemistry.

• University: Maria Curie-Skłodowska University
• School: Faculty of Chemistry
• Department: Institute of Chemical Sciences

Research Interests include catalysis development, ethanol reforming for hydrogen production, transition metal catalysts (cobalt/nickel), and sustainable chemical processes. Her work addresses environmental chemistry challenges through innovative catalyst design and reaction optimization.

Publications (2011-2025) demonstrate expertise in catalytic materials, reaction conditions analysis, and green energy applications. Articles span topics from catalyst poisoning resistance to reaction kinetics modeling.