Alexander Wokaun is affiliated with the Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland and works primarily in the fields of Engineering, Energy, and Materials Science. Their research encompasses subfields such as Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Materials Chemistry, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, and Automotive Engineering.
The scientist's work focuses on topics including Fuel Cells and Related Materials, Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion, Advancements in Battery Materials, Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies, Supercapacitor Materials and Fabrication, and Advanced Battery Technologies Research.
Frequent co-authors in their publications include Alp Yürüm, Begüm Yarar Kaplan, Ahmet Can Kırlıoğlu, Mohammed Ahmed Zabara, and Adnan Taşdemir.
The main publication venues where Alexander Wokaun has contributed include:
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Alexander Wokaun include:
Richard R. Ernst;Geoffrey Bodenhausen;Alexander Wokaun;Alfred G. Redfield
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U. A. Paulus;and A. Wokaun;G. G. Scherer;T. J. Schmidt
U.A. Paulus;A. Wokaun;G.G. Scherer;T.J. Schmidt
A. Wokaun;R.R. Ernst
Fabio Raimondi;Günther G. Scherer;Rüdiger Kötz;Alexander Wokaun
Bernd Kasemir;Jill Jäger;Carlo C. Jaeger;Matthew T. Gardner
J. Kümmerlen;A. Leitner;H. Brunner;F.R. Aussenegg
Denis Kramer;Jianbo Zhang;Ryoichi Shimoi;Eberhard Lehmann
Mukundan Devadas;Oliver Kröcher;Martin Elsener;Alexander Wokaun
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A. Wokaun;H.‐P. Lutz;A. P. King;U. P. Wild
Izabela Czekaj;Francois Loviat;Fabio Raimondi;Jörg Wambach
B Eliasson;P Riemer;A Wokaun
L. Gubler;S. A. Gürsel;G. G. Scherer
Joël Després;Martin Elsener;Manfred Koebel;Oliver Kröcher
P. Boillat;D. Kramer;B.C. Seyfang;G. Frei
Martin Kraus;Baldur Eliasson;Ulrich Kogelschatz;Alexander Wokaun
Reto Flückiger;Stefan A. Freunberger;Denis Kramer;Alexander Wokaun
Hendrik Schulenburg;Bernhard Schwanitz;Nicolas Linse;Guenther G. Scherer
A.A. Maudsley;A. Wokaun;R.R. Ernst
M. Schraml-Marth;K.L. Walther;A. Wokaun;B.E. Handy
G Madia;M Elsener;M Koebel;F Raimondi
Oliver Kröcher;Mukundan Devadas;Martin Elsener;Alexander Wokaun
Giuseppe Madia;Manfred Koebel;Martin Elsener;Alexander Wokaun
D. Weingarth;H. Noh;A. Foelske-Schmitz;A. Wokaun
Manfred Koebel;Giuseppe Madia;Fabio Raimondi;Alexander Wokaun
Jianbo Zhang;Denis Kramer;Ryoichi Shimoi;Yoshitaka Ono
M. Kleemann;M. Elsener;M. Koebel;A. Wokaun
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