I am Sebastian Molin, a researcher and academic lecturer specializing in materials for energy conversion and hydrogen technologies. I work at Gdańsk University of Technology, where my research focuses on solid oxide electrochemical cells (SOFC/SOEC), alkaline and low-temperature electrolysis, high-temperature corrosion, protective coatings, and impurity effects in electrochemical systems.

I am actively involved in national and European research projects that bridge fundamental materials science with industrial application, with a strong emphasis on durable and cost-effective technologies for green hydrogen production. Alongside my research work, I supervise PhD and MSc students and teach courses related to materials engineering, data analysis, and hydrogen technologies.

This website is a personal space where I share selected research projects, professional activities, and reflections on materials science and clean energy technologies beyond formal institutional communication.