Ioan StamatinProf. Dr. Ioan Stamatin is a Professor of Physics at the University of Bucharest, where he earned his doctorate in 1998. He is a supervisor in the Doctoral School of Physics, specializing in Renewable and Alternative Energy Sources. He is also the cordinator of the 3nano-SAE Research Center (Nanosciences & Alternative Energy Sources) and founder of the Fuel Cells & Hydrogen Storage branch of the University of Bucharest's Postdoctoral School. Recently in 2024, as a fervent supporter, he implemented the new idea by starting “innoversity” – a concept based on AI & IoT. Prof. Stamatin's research interests span a wide range of topics, including Energy: Fuel cells, hydrogen storage, sodium-ion batteries, heat storage nanomaterials, and radioisotope thermal generator applications. Nanomaterials: Synthesis, characterization, and applications of nanomaterials in electrocatalysis, photocatalysis, CO2 reduction, and enhancing plant pest resistance. Biotechnology: Microbial fuel cells, microorganism-based metal recovery, and algal biotechnologies. Agriculture: Nanopesticides for seed revitalization, green permaculture, and electroculture. He has authored numerous publications, including books, book chapters, and articles in high-impact journals. His work has led to over 20 national patents. Prof. Stamatin is a recognized expert evaluator in EU research programs and a member of Romanian standard associations (MRS, E-MRS). He has supervised numerous doctoral theses for both Romanian and international students, contributing to the development of highly skilled researchers worldwide. Some of the key highlights include his extensive experience in renewable energy and nanomaterials research; proven track record of securing patents and publishing in reputable journals; dedication to fostering research excellence and mentoring future generations of scientists; and an active contributor to national and international research communities Read More Read Less