A curated selection of work by O. K. Davtyan, Professor O. D. Vasylyev, Yehor Brodnikovskyi and colleagues, from early research to today’s SOFC materials. A separate section covers Ukrainian energy resources through the work of our collaborators. Each entry links to its source.
Early work on direct conversion of fuel energy and fuel preparation for generators.
Проблема непосредственного превращения химической энергии топлива в электрическую
An early monograph on direct conversion of fuel energy into electricity. The link leads to a catalogue record.
Химические источники водорода для электрохимических генераторов. I. Исследование процесса каталитической конверсии метанола
Research on methanol as a feedstock for an electrochemical generator. The library may restrict access to the full text.
Химические источники водорода для электрохимических генераторов. II. Система бензол-циклогексан как аккумулятор водорода; гидрорирование бензола
The second paper in a series on fuel processing and electrochemical generators. A catalogue record is available; full text may be restricted.
Fuel-cell materials, international collaboration and preservation of the Odesa research history.
Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop in Kyiv; Vasylyev is one of the editors.
A tribute to Davtyan coauthored by V. Baklan and O. Vasylyev. The publisher provides a record; the full text is subscription based.
A collaborative study of the anode composite microstructure and changes during reduction.
Research on long-term stability and structural optimization of a ceramic fuel cell.
Матеріалознавство для паливних комірок
A single-author review of fuel-cell materials, structure and the challenges of manufacturing at scale.
Anodes, electrolytes, ceramic powders and interconnects: work by IPMS researchers and partners.
A review of SOFC anode materials by Yehor Brodnikovskyi.
Керамічні паливні комірки
An accessible introduction to ceramic fuel cells and an overview of the research group’s work.
Tape casting of cells using zirconia powder produced in Ukraine.
Experimental comparison of the electrical properties of cells with different anode structures.
A review of interconnect materials and the potential of titanium-based composites.
Composite electrolyte ceramics studied by researchers in Ukraine and Czechia.
A comparison of ceramics made from an IPMS-developed powder and a commercial reference.
Olena Mykhailiuk of Odesa National Economic University collaborates with ZIRCONIA UKRAINE. A prospective direction is studying Black Sea gas hydrate methane and how it might be used for fuel-cell generation. Resource development and engineering options still require research.
Стратегічні важелі забезпечення енергетичної незалежності України за рахунок видобування газогідратів метану у Чорному морі
Odesa National Economic University
An analysis of Black Sea gas hydrate potential, conditions for its development and the role of new generation technologies. The author collaborates with ZIRCONIA UKRAINE on this prospective energy initiative.
These records document participation by researchers and IPMS over several decades. The projects are not projects of the ZIRCONIA UKRAINE legal entity.
International fuel-cell workshop in Kyiv and its proceedings. O. Vasylyev co-edited the volume.
IPMS worked with the University of Birmingham on zirconia anodes; the EU report records Yehor Brodnikovskyi’s research exchange and the testing of 70 anodes.
A lightweight SOFC project involving Ukraine, Türkiye, Azerbaijan and Czechia. NATO describes titanium interconnect research and operation at 600 °C.
Education: a high-temperature fuel-cell module in the European TeacHy programme and Ukraine’s First Hydrogen School. IPMS documents the researchers’ participation.
Springer documents the NATO Advanced Research Workshop in Kyiv on 6–10 June 2004. CORDIS records IPMS activity at the 2014 E-MRS Fall Meeting in Warsaw and a presentation of pilot results at the 2015 Regional Symposium on Electrochemistry in Bulgaria. Individual speakers will be named when conference programmes are available.
This selection will grow. For a fuller bibliography, consult author profiles, the IPMS repository, journals and library catalogues. Verified conference programmes and PDFs cleared for sharing can be added later.
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