Magdalena Sobiesiak

Dr. Magdalena Sobiesiak is affiliated with the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland, where she works within the Faculty of Chemistry under the Department of Radiochemistry and Environmental Chemistry. Her habilitation proceedings were completed in 2018, focusing on the role of cobalt and nickel catalysts in ethanol steam reforming, a critical area in green energy and environmental chemistry research.

Research Interests: Dr. Sobiesiak specializes in catalysis, particularly for environmental applications. Her work emphasizes optimizing reaction conditions for sustainable chemical processes and developing metal-based catalysts for ethanol reforming, aligning with global efforts in renewable energy technologies.

Scientific Contributions: The core of her habilitation thesis involved a coherent series of nine publications (H1-H9) analyzing cobalt/nickel catalysts in ethanol steam reforming. These studies contribute to chemical technology and environmental engineering, with implications for energy systems and pollution control.

Academic Service: She participates in habilitation committees and institutional research quality systems at UMCS. Her department is actively involved in European collaborations (eCTN) and multidisciplinary projects like the Universal modular platform for aerosol research.