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Gün Deniz Akkoç is a rising figure in the field of electrocatalysis, with a focused expertise in the automation of electrochemical measurements. Her primary research addresses a critical bottleneck in materials discovery: the slow, manual nature of electrode preparation and testing. Her most impactful work, "Automated high-throughput activity and stability screening of electrocatalysts" (2022, 30 citations), introduces a systematic approach to rapidly evaluate new catalytic materials, significantly accelerating the research pipeline. Building on this, her 2024 study, "Does one need to polish electrodes in an eight pattern? Automation provides the answer," tackles the often-overlooked but essential step of electrode polishing. By automating this mechanical pretreatment, she demonstrates that consistent, reliable electrochemical data can be obtained without tedious manual labor. This work not only challenges conventional lab practices but also paves the way for fully autonomous experimentation. With her innovative contributions, Akkoç is helping to define the future of high-throughput electrocatalyst discovery, making her a key researcher to watch in the push toward more efficient energy conversion technologies.
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