Stanislav S Melnikov

In my scientific work, I focus on the development and study of ion-exchange membranes, including bilayer and multilayer structures, which represent an important aspect of modern materials used in various fields such as water purification, desalination, and "blue" energy technologies. Extensive research has been conducted on the physicochemical and electrochemical properties of bilayer membranes with different layer compositions, deepening the understanding of ion transport mechanisms and the formation of limiting current in electrodialysis systems.

The stability of anion-exchange membranes under high currents has been investigated, which is crucial for enhancing the efficiency of membrane processes in industrial applications.

Additionally, I am actively engaged in the techno-economic analysis of electrodialysis methods for processing various solutions, which allows for the identification of the most optimal and economically viable technologies for real-world applications. As part of international collaboration with colleagues from various countries, I have managed to prepare a review material on bipolar membranes, highlighting their properties, production methods, and new application directions, emphasizing the importance of integrating scientific results into practical use.

My contribution to science includes publications in high-ranking journals, as well as active participation in international scientific projects, which serves as further confirmation of my expertise and commitment to advanced technologies in the field of membrane science, as well as my dedication to addressing global environmental and technological challenges.