PhD in Electrochemistry · Consultant · Co-founder of ElectroSeek
Electrochemistry, made clear and useful.
I help companies and research teams design, measure and interpret electrochemical systems. I co-founded ElectroSeek, the marketplace for electrochemical equipment, and I write #ectip to explain the parts of the field that are usually taught badly.
- LinkedIn followers
- 12,000+
- #ectip posts published
- 150+
- average views per post
- 8–10K
- postdocs: CSIC & Max Planck
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What I do
Three ways I work with the field
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Consulting & training
Independent technical judgment for startups, companies and research groups, plus courses and talks tailored to your team.
How I can help - 02
ElectroSeek
The specialised marketplace I co-founded so researchers can find and compare electrochemical equipment by the specs that matter.
Visit ElectroSeek - 03
#ectip
Short posts on practical electrochemistry: common mistakes, hidden assumptions and fundamentals worth a second look.
Read #ectip
Services
Where I can help
Selective, independent work where technical depth matters. No supplier ties, no institutional agenda and no incentive to steer a project toward a predefined answer.
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Experimental design & troubleshooting
Getting the cell, electrodes and protocol right before the data goes wrong, and finding out why it did.
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EIS & data interpretation
Equivalent circuits that mean something physically, and conclusions you can defend in front of reviewers or investors.
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Modelling & simulation
Electrochemical models and iterative parametrisation that cut prototyping cycles and fabrication costs.
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Equipment & setup decisions
Potentiostats, electrodes and cells chosen for the measurement you actually need, not for a catalogue.
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Courses & team training
From fundamentals to troubleshooting and data analysis, adapted to your team's background and problems.
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Invited talks
For conferences, companies and research groups: technically honest, practical, and clear.
Testimonials
What collaborators say
For the past six months, Dmitry Galyamin has been instrumental in helping FaradaIC Sensors optimize the design of our microfabricated gas sensors through advanced electrochemical modeling. By accurately modeling our systems and employing an iterative parametrization approach, Dmitry has enabled us to significantly reduce development costs by minimizing the need for physical microfabrication. His deep expertise, attention to detail, and collaborative approach have exceeded our expectations.
As the CTO at a biotechnology startup, we have turned to his expertise in electrochemistry on several occasions, and he has always been an invaluable support. His deep knowledge and practical approach have helped us analyze complex data and find innovative solutions to technical problems. His ability to quickly understand our challenges and provide effective ideas demonstrates his professionalism and commitment.
Dmitry is one of the most passionate electrochemists I have had the privilege of working with. His ability to clearly explain complex concepts to the rest of the team has been key in multidisciplinary projects like the ones we develop in my research group. It was a pleasure to enjoy his enthusiasm and dedication as his thesis advisor, and now, as a collaborator on my current projects, he continues to solve the electrochemical hurdles we may encounter with clear, honest, and constructive feedback.
Startups, companies, institutes and universities I've worked with
- FaradaIC Sensors
- Bioo
- CreatSens
- Epinal
- IMB-CNM-CSIC
- University of Tartu
- Leitat
- Center for Physical Sciences and Technology
- Pronova Pets
- Reminded
Finding the right potentiostat, reference electrode or redox mediator shouldn't take days away from your experiments. For me, it did, repeatedly.
I co-founded ElectroSeek with Lluís Simón Argemí to fix that: a specialised marketplace where researchers and engineers discover, compare and contact verified suppliers, filtered by the technical specs that actually matter.
- Potentiostats, electrodes, cells and consumables in one place
- Filters for real specifications: EIS range, current range, portability…
- Verified suppliers and independent advice
#ectip
Making electrochemistry clearer, one post at a time
150+ posts in about two years. Not personal branding: the point is to explain what is often taught badly, skipped entirely, or repeated without enough scrutiny.
My research background spans biosensors, impedance, paper-based electrochemical devices and electrocatalysis, at CSIC and at the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society.
I left academia deliberately, not reluctantly, because I wanted to build tools and knowledge that are immediately useful to the field. Today that happens through ElectroSeek, through #ectip, and through selective consulting and teaching.
Path
- PhD in ElectrochemistryThesis advised by Prof. Neus Sabaté, IMB-CNM-CSIC
- Postdoctoral researcherICP-CSIC, Madrid
- Postdoctoral researcherFritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society, Berlin
- Co-founder & Managing DirectorElectroSeek
- Independent consultant, trainer & speakerStartups, companies and research groups
Contact
Let's keep it direct.
Consulting, a course for your team, a talk, or a focused technical question: send a message and I'll reply personally.