Pouya Hosseini

Dr. Pouya Hosseini is a Researcher at the Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH, affiliated with the Department of Interface Chemistry and Surface Engineering under the Electrochemistry & Nanoscale Materials division. His research focuses on electrochemical processes including sensing, electroplating, battery technology, electrocatalysis, and surface science. He specializes in advanced spectroscopic techniques such as XPS, NAP-XPS, XRD, AFM, IR, SEIRAS, and PMIRRAS for material characterization.

His work emphasizes exploring electrochemical phenomena at atomic and nanoscale levels, particularly in designing efficient electrocatalysts and understanding surface reactivity. Recent studies involve oxygen evolution reaction (OER) mechanisms on mixed metal oxides, surface species identification using correlative microscopy, and functional porous frameworks for energy applications. Dr. Hosseini has contributed to advancing surface-specific spectroscopic methods and nanomaterial synthesis for electrochemical systems.

Key research areas include: electrochemical catalysis, nanoscale material characterization, energy storage materials, and interfacial phenomena. His publications highlight innovations in catalyst design, surface engineering, and operando electrochemical analysis. Professional links include Google Scholar, LinkedIn, and ORCID profiles.