Rate My Professor Magda Titirici

Professor Titirici's research centers on the design and fundamental understanding of sustainable carbon-based materials for energy storage and conversion technologies, including hydrothermal carbonization of biomass, waste upcycling into battery electrodes and electrocatalysts, and developing alternatives to critical raw materials in renewable energy systems. Her interests encompass flexible supercapacitors from biomass, carbon-based oxygen electrocatalysis, CO2 utilization, and optoelectronic nanocarbons. Author of over 350 peer-reviewed papers, 13 book chapters, one book, and holder of seven patents, she is recognized as a Clarivate Global Highly Cited Researcher annually since 2018. Major honors include the Royal Society of Chemistry Corday-Morgan Prize in 2018, Kavli Medal and Lecture in 2022, Royal Academy of Engineering Chair in Emerging Technologies Fellowship in 2019, and Griffith and Rosenhain Medals from IOM3. She has held leadership roles such as President of the RSC Materials Chemistry Community Council (2021-2024), Chair of the RSC Publishing Board since 2024, and Associate Editor for Journal of Materials Chemistry A and Green Chemistry.