Dr. Anit Joseph
Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität Hannover
0009-0005-1965-6645
About
Dr. Anit Joseph is an electrochemical materials researcher specializing in advanced energy storage and sustainable hydrogen production technologies. Her research focuses on the design and development of multifunctional electrochemical materials and devices that address emerging challenges in clean energy generation, storage, and conversion.
Her work integrates defect engineering, nanostructured functional materials, sustainable electrode design, structural energy storage, and electrochemical hydrogen production to improve performance, durability, and scalability. She has contributed to the development of high-performance supercapacitors, cryogenic energy storage systems, and electrocatalysts for hydrogen generation from alternative hydrogen carriers.
Dr. Joseph's research aims to establish fundamental design principles that bridge materials science with practical electrochemical engineering, enabling technologies capable of operating under demanding and extreme environments. Her long-term vision is to develop sustainable, multifunctional electrochemical systems that support next-generation transportation, aerospace, and carbon-neutral energy applications.
Her research interests include electrochemistry, energy storage, electrocatalysis, defect-engineered materials, structural supercapacitors, sustainable electrode materials, electrochemical hydrogen production, and multifunctional energy systems.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras Senior Project Scientist2025 - 2026
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras DST Women Scientist2022 - 2025
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Cochin University of Science and Technology University PDF2020 - 2022
Education
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Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität Hannover Dr.-Ing.2013 - 2017
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (26)
- Ambiguities in oxynitride chemistry: A perspective on urea-mediated synthesis Save
- Piezo-supercapacitors in healthcare and biomedical applications Save
- Nickel Oxynitride Bifunctional Catalyst with Nitrogen-Induced Defect for Efficient Ammonia Splitting toward Hydrogen Production Save
- Sustainable Stabilization of Bimetallic MOF via Bamboo‐Derived Activated Carbon for Supercapacitor Applications Save
- Copper doped BaTaO2N as a prospective electrode material for supercapacitors Save
- Chromium zirconium oxynitride: A unique cyclically stable high energy bimetallic pseudocapacitive electrode material Save
- Nickel oxynitride: A low overpotential, highly durable bifunctional electrocatalyst for efficient water-splitting Save
- Tailoring the Electrochemical Properties of ZnS Electrodes via Cobalt Doping for Improved Supercapacitor Application Save
- Effect of phase transformation on the electrochemical supercapacitive behavior of thermally exfoliated zirconia Save
- Pseudocapacitance: An Introduction Save