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Rosalie K. Hocking is a researcher at James Cook University (JCU), specializing in catalytic materials and energy-related chemistry. Her work focuses on designing and characterizing advanced catalysts for water oxidation, with an emphasis on manganese and cobalt-based oxides. She employs techniques such as X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS), electron microscopy, and electrochemical analysis to study material properties and reaction mechanisms.
Key research areas include electrocatalysis for renewable energy applications, environmental remediation via soil and water chemistry, and the development of functional nanomaterials. Her contributions span collaborations with institutions globally, addressing challenges in sustainable energy conversion and material stability. Notable projects involve tuning catalyst structures through doping (e.g., phosphate in cobalt oxides) and investigating biogenic manganese oxides for industrial applications.
- Primary affiliations: James Cook University (JCU), Australia
- Research collaborations: Universities of Melbourne, Oslo, and Queensland; institutions in China, Germany, and the US
- Technical expertise: X-ray spectroscopy, TEM, electrochemical testing
Publications highlight advancements in catalyst design, including ultrasmall CoO(OH) nanoparticles for water splitting and screen-printed nickel oxide for water oxidation. Her work bridges fundamental material science with applied energy solutions, emphasizing sustainable technologies.
