Maria Laura Rios Gomez is a physicist with a PhD in Materials Science and over a decade of experience across academic research and industrial energy technologies. She has conducted research at the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, and later led multidisciplinary R&D teams at Ceres Power, specialising in electrochemical systems, materials engineering, reliability modelling, and technology transfer.

At ENODA, she applies systems thinking and product strategy to the development and integration of grid-edge technologies, with a particular focus on the Prime Exchanger — a multifunctional device that addresses power quality challenges in modern distribution networks. Her work bridges deep scientific understanding, product leadership, and energy-system integration to support scalable, real-world solutions to grid decarbonisation and electrification.