sneha ramesh

At HPCL R&D Centre, I contributed to the in-house development of a 1MW alkaline electrolyzer for green hydrogen production and received the Best Project Associate Award.

I led CR2032 sodium-ion coin cell development, from anode material synthesis and slurry preparation through coating and cell fabrication. I also synthesized bifunctional catalysts for hydrogen and oxygen evolution and evaluated their performance under high-temperature, high-current-density conditions.

My work spans cyclic voltammetry, charge-discharge studies, linear sweep voltammetry, chronopotentiometry, and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. I design photocatalysts and electrodes using dip coating, spin coating, drop casting, and electrodeposition, while supporting hydrogen purity testing, laboratory procurement, safety protocols, and ISO/IEC-17025 quality practices.

With an MSc in Environmental Science and publications on electrochemical oxidation and wastewater treatment, I bring environmental research perspective to energy materials and clean-technology R&D. I'm UGC NET qualified in Environmental Science for PhD admissions.