Kateryna Bazaka
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Dr. Kateryna Bazaka is a leading researcher at the intersection of plasma nanoscience, sustainable materials, and space technologies. Her work is defined by pioneering contributions to the development of advanced functional materials for extreme environments, particularly through plasma-enabled synthesis and modification of organic and inorganic thin films. She is internationally recognized for her comprehensive review on space micropropulsion systems for CubeSats and small satellites, which has garnered over 330 citations and serves as a foundational resource for the rapid evolution of miniaturized, autonomous space platforms. This work directly supports the realization of ambitious interplanetary missions and intensive near-Earth exploration. Beyond propulsion, Dr. Bazaka has made significant advances in the design of biodegradable electronics, antimicrobial coatings, and plasma-polymerized nanostructures for energy and biomedical applications. Her research consistently bridges fundamental materials science with practical, mission-critical engineering, demonstrating profound impact across multiple disciplines. With a publication record that includes numerous highly cited papers, Dr. Bazaka is a sought-after collaborator and mentor, shaping the next generation of researchers in sustainable and space-ready technologies.
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