Günter Wozny is affiliated with the Technical University of Berlin in Germany. Their research primarily focuses on chemical engineering, materials science, and engineering, with a specialized emphasis on catalysis and related subfields.
The scientist's work covers several specific subfields including catalysis, materials chemistry, mechanical engineering, organic chemistry, and process chemistry and technology. Within these areas, Günter Wozny has contributed research on topics such as catalysis and oxidation reactions, catalytic processes in materials science, catalysts for methane reforming, carbon dioxide capture technologies, oxidative organic chemistry reactions, carbon dioxide utilization in catalysis, and modeling and simulation systems.
Frequent collaborators in their work include Jens-Uwe Repke, Hamid Reza Godini, Reinhard Schomäcker, Oliver Görke, and Mohammadreza Azadi.
Scientific publications by Günter Wozny have appeared in several venues, including Catalysts, Process Safety and Environmental Protection, Computers & Chemical Engineering, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, and Chemical Engineering & Technology. The following are recent papers authored or co-authored by Wozny, reflecting their contributions:
Pu Li;Harvey Arellano-Garcia;Günter Wozny
Moritz Wendt;and Pu Li;Günter Wozny
Pu Li;Moritz Wendt;GüNter Wozny
Devender S. Negi;Felix Sobotka;Tobias Kimmel;Günter Wozny
Mohamad R. Othman;Jens Uwe Repke;Günter Wozny;Yinlun Huang
Andreas Hoffmann;Ilja Ausner;Jens-Uwe Repke;Günter Wozny
C C Diana López;Tilman Barz;Stefan Körkel;Günter Wozny
Pu Li;Moritz Wendt;Günter Wozny
York A Beste;Mark Lisso;Günter Wozny;Wolfgang Arlt
M.N. Cruz Bournazou;K. Hooshiar;H. Arellano-Garcia;G. Wozny
Weirong Hong;Shuqing Wang;Pu Li;Günter Wozny
S. Jain;A.S. Moharir;P. Li;G. Wozny
Pu Li;and H. Arellano Garcia;Günter Wozny;Erich Reuter
A. Hoffmann;I. Ausner;J.-.U. Repke;G. Wozny
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Martin Kohrt;Ilja Ausner;Günter Wozny;Jens-Uwe Repke
Lin Wang;Pu Li;Günter Wozny;Shuqing Wang
Torsten Brinkmann;Céline Naderipour;Jan Pohlmann;Jan Wind
Frauke Reepmeyer;Jens-Uwe Repke;Günter Wozny
Hamid Reza Godini;Shengnan Xiao;Stanislav Jašo;Steffen Stünkel
René Henrion;Pu Li;Andris Möller;Marc C. Steinbach
H.R. Godini;A. Gili;O. Görke;S. Arndt
Silvia Ochoa;Günter Wozny;Jens-Uwe Repke
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