Henrik Grönbeck is affiliated with Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. Their research spans predominantly the field of Materials Science, with a focus on several subfields including Materials Chemistry, Catalysis, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Organic Chemistry.
The scientist's main topics of research work cover various aspects of catalytic processes and materials, specifically:
Henrik Grönbeck has contributed research to multiple publication venues. The most frequent venues include:
Significant recent papers authored or co-authored by Grönbeck include:
Throughout the course of their work, Grönbeck has collaborated frequently with several co-authors. Among the most frequent are:
Michael Walter;Jaakko Akola;Olga Lopez-Acevedo;Pablo D. Jadzinsky
Henrik Grönbeck;and Alessandro Curioni;Wanda Andreoni
Jaakko Akola;Michael Walter;Robert L. Whetten;Hannu Häkkinen
Hannu Häkkinen;Michael Walter;Henrik Grönbeck
Olga Lopez-Acevedo;Jaakko Akola;Robert L. Whetten;Henrik Grönbeck
A. Hellman;A. Resta;Natalia Martin;Johan Gustafson
Henrik Grönbeck;Wanda Andreoni
Lin Chen;Ton V. W. Janssens;Peter N. R. Vennestrøm;Jonas Jansson
Katrin Zorn;Suzanne Giorgio;Erich Halwax;Claude R. Henry
Jakub D. Baran;Henrik Grönbeck;Anders Hellman
Maxime Van den Bossche;Henrik Grönbeck
Torben Nilsson Pingel;Mikkel Jørgensen;Andrew B. Yankovich;Henrik Grönbeck
Henrik Grönbeck;Hannu Häkkinen;Robert L. Whetten
Wanda Andreoni;Alessandro Curioni;Henrik Grönbeck
Anders Hellman;Simon Klacar;Henrik Grönbeck
Henrik Grönbeck;Michael Walter;Hannu Häkkinen
Peter Broqvist;Henrik Grönbeck;Erik Fridell;Itai Panas
Johan Nilsson;Per-Anders Carlsson;Sheedeh Fouladvand;Natalia M. Martin
Adriana Trinchero;Anders Hellman;Henrik Grönbeck
M. Reichling;H. Grönbeck
Jaakko Akola;Katarzyna A. Kacprzak;Olga Lopez-Acevedo;Michael Walter
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