Sergiy Lyubchyk

Sergiy Lyubchyk is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Engineering and the Research Center for Asset Management and Systems Engineering (RCM2+), actively contributing to material science and renewable energy technologies. He holds a Researcher position and participates in international collaborative projects.

• Projects:
  • E-NOSE: Acquisition and Modification of Hierarchically Nanostructured Oxide Active Materials for Biological Gas Sensors (PI, Horizon Europe).
  • Aqua-Synapse: Human Health Benefits of Deuterium-Poor Water (Researcher, Marie Curie Actions).
  • PhytoAPP: Phytochemical Inhibitors for Neurodegenerative Diseases (PI, Horizon 2020).

Research Interests span Material Science, Nanotechnology, and Energy Conversion, with a focus on dielectric ceramics, gas sensors, and humidity-to-electricity systems. His work also intersects with biomedical applications through nanoparticle research.

Recent Publications highlight advancements in gamma-ray detection, thermal stability of ceramics, and nanopowder sintering. These studies emphasize interdisciplinary applications in planetary science, renewable energy, and biomedical devices.