He works on the development of materials that help capture carbon dioxide and store hydrogen for use as an energy source. His research focuses on finding ways to apply science in practice to address climate change and the future of energy.
Alongside his scientific work, he is also active in science communication. Through social media and public appearances, he explains what is really happening in the fields of climate and energy, helping to bring clarity to often complex topics. His approach is grounded in data, precise terminology, and the broader context that is often missing from public debate.
He believes that even the most complex challenges can be broken down in a way that makes them understandable. And that when people stop feeling lost in the discussion, constructive dialogue can replace arguments. In his view, understanding is the first step towards change.
