Dr. Zehua Wang is a Research Associate at Curtin University specializing in multifunctional materials for clean-energy technologies, particularly lithium-ion/sodium-ion batteries, CO2 electrolysis, and fuel cells. He received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Curtin University in 2024, focusing on developing electrolyte materials for proton-conducing solid-state fuel cells operating at reduced temperatures. Dr. Wang has published several peer-reviewed papers in journals such as Energy & Environment Science, Advanced Functional Materials, etc. His current work involves industrial partnerships to advance scalable electrochemical processes for sustainable chemical production, including decarbonizing industrial processes through novel electrochemical routes. His research interests include the CO₂ reduction reaction and chlorine evolution reaction.