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September 11th, 2026

Daniel Piecha received the award for best poster at Symposium S09: “Fabrication and characterisation of electroactive nanostructured materials” during the 77th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry “Electrochemistry for the New World” held 6-11 September 2026 in Sydney (Australia), where he presented a poster entitled “Selenium-decorated Anodic WO3 Layers for Enhanced Photoelectrochemical Activity in Visible Light”.

June 25th, 2026

Daniel Piecha received the 2nd place award in the “Best Poster Presentation” category for his presentation entitled “Hydrothermally Tin-modified Anodic WO3 Layers Synthesized in Environmentally Friendly Lactic Acid Electrolyte for Low-bias Photoelectrochemical Water Oxidation” at the 13th European Conference on Solar Chemistry and Photocatalysis: Energy and Environmental Applications (SPEA13), held at the Faculty of Chemistry of the Jagiellonian University on June 22–26, 2026 At the same SPEA13 conference, Mateusz Szczerba received 3rd place in the “Best Poster Presentation” category for his work entitled “Mixed-Anion Engineering of Nickel Chalcogenides for Efficient Hydrogen Evolution”.

June 12th, 2026

Daniel Piecha was awarded an distinction in the competition for the best scientific presentation for his talk titled “Electrochemical Methods in the Synthesis and Characterization of Semiconductor Photoactive Materials Based on Tungsten(VI) Oxide” during the 18th Conference on Electroanalysis in Theory and Practice, which took place at the Faculty of Chemistry of the Jagiellonian University on June 11–12, 2026.
 

Welcome to the website of the Electrochemistry Group at the Faculty of Chemistry, Jagiellonian University

Our Group conducts research mainly based on the electrochemical synthesis and complex characterization of nanostructural materials, such as nanoporous metal oxides or highly ordered metallic and polymer nanowires.

Our research interests are also focused on application capabilities of synthesized materials, starting from photoelectrochemical activity of nanostructural semiconductive oxides, electrochemical sensors based on metallic nanowires, up to energy storage. More detailed information on our research works can be found on this website in the Research bookmark.

Currently, there are 9 PhD theses conducted in our Group. Moreover, we are leading 13 research projects. Our Group is intensively collaborating with many research groups from Poland and abroad (Portugal, Germany, USA, Ukraine), as well as with the industry.

Our Group conducts also commissioned measurements (more information can be found in the Equipment bookmark).

We strongly invite all of you to the research cooperation with our Group.

Contact - prof. Grzegorz Sulka - e-mail: sulka@chemia.uj.edu.pl