the Group

Post Doctoral Researchers

Pankaj Prajapati

Pankaj Round

Pankaj received his PhD in Chemistry from the CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum (IIP) working on thermocatalytic CO2 activation. Currently, Pankaj works on Solid Oxide Electrolyzers.

Anushree Dutta

Icon

Anushree received her Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India, and is currently a Kaplan postdoctoral research fellow in Vogt’s group. Her research focuses on understanding urea synthesis using in-situ and operando spectroscopic methods.

PhD Students

Daniel Sinausia

Picture-round

Originally from Spain, and completed a ASC Erasmus Mundus degree at the Universities of Helsinki and Lille in Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry. After a stent at the University of Geneva, Daniel joined in October 2020. Dani is working on carbon dioxide electroreduction.

Rutvija Dange

Rutvija_circle

An exploratory research student from India. After having three years of research experience I decided to involve myself in sustainable chemistry research to execute new solutions. Rutvija's PhD focuses on operando spectroscopy of plasma catalysis.

Tal Rosner

Tal Round

Tal received his M.Sc. in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology from the Technion. He joined the Vogt Group in 2022 as PhD candidate. His research focuses on elucidating the Haber-Bosch Process.

Noam Zyser

Noam-1

Noam has a degree in Biotechnology and Food Engineering, spent a year at MIT as an international exchange student, and has her masters from the Grand Technion Energy Program at the Technion. Noam's PhD focuses on fundamental aspects of solvation in relation to catalysis.

Deepraj Verma

Picture - round

Deepraj obtained his Bachelor's and Masters in chemistry from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research in Mohali, India. He pursued his Master's Thesis in materials chemistry and is working on electrocatalytic nitrogen reduction.

Master Students

Artiom Nesterenko

Artiom

25 Years old, lives in Netanya. Finished his BSc degree at the Technion in 2017, focusing on organic and inorganic chemistry. For the MSc degree he chose to specialize in electrochemistry, with the goal to make a difference in the energy transition. Artiom is working on electrocatalytic ammonia oxidation.

Asaf Licht

Assaf Round

Bachelor's degree in medicine and biomedical engineering from the Technion. Inventor and the first to produce cultured honey (without bees). Has experience in several POC projects. Partner in the establishment of several companies. Assaf focuses on seawater electrolysis.

Elias Haddad

Elias

Elias is originally from the North of Israel, obtained his Bachelor's degree at Ort Braude college and started as a Master student in the group in October 2021. Elias works on in-situ spectroscopy of electrocatalysis with biomimetic catalysts.

Or Mayraz

Or

Or has his undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering from the Technion, and currently focuses on process development of several electrocatalytic precipitation techniques.

Undergraduate Students

Noam Karo

NoamKaro

Environmental engineering student focusing on electrochemistry and catalysis for environmental applications. Has a passion to explore, learn and make a positive impact on the world. He is a team leader in "Engineers Without Borders" - working on a groundwater treatment project in Kenya and was on exchange program at KAIST university.

Ariel Kelrikh

Arielrondje

From northern Israel, attended Tel-Hai college during high-school as part of the Odyssey program, focusing on biotechnology. Is pursuing a BSc in chemistry as part of the Atuda program.

Reut Eshkol

Reut

Reut is a third year BSc student at the dual degree program of Biology and Chemistry. In 2023, Reut joined the lab as part of a special research project in which she studies the effect of solvation on electrooxidation reaction over Ni-based catalysts under the daily supervision of Noam Zyser, a current PhD student in the lab. Reut is also socially active, serving since 2023 as the Technion’s student union chairperson of the chemistry faculty.