Maciej Radosz is a researcher affiliated with the University of Wyoming in the United States. Their research spans key areas in chemical engineering and materials science, with a particular focus on catalysis and materials chemistry.
Their recent scientific contributions include two papers: "Perspectives on the Active Sites and Catalyst Design for the Hydrogenation of Dimethyl Oxalate" published in 2020 in ACS Catalysis, and "Mechanisms for direct methane conversion to oxygenates at low temperature" published in 2022 in Coordination Chemistry Reviews. These works address catalytic processes and mechanisms relevant to biomass conversion and methane reforming, reflecting an ongoing engagement with catalytic processes in materials science.
Maciej Radosz's research has been featured primarily in the following publication venues:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Hertanto Adidharma, Maohong Fan, Runping Ye, Ling Lin, and Lu-Cun Wang. These partnerships suggest an interdisciplinary approach combined with expertise from various contributors within the catalysis and materials science fields.
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Hailin Cong;Maciej Radosz;Brian Francis Towler;Youqing Shen
Zachary L. Tyrrell;Youqing Shen;Youqing Shen;Maciej Radosz
Youqing Shen;Peisheng Xu
Jie Chen;Jie Yang;Gengshen Hu;Xin Hu
Jianbin Tang;Weilin Sun;Huadong Tang;Maciej Radosz
Qihang Sun;Qihang Sun;Xuanrong Sun;Xinpeng Ma;Zhuxian Zhou
Erlei Jin;Bo Zhang;Xuanrong Sun;Zhuxian Zhou
Sugata P. Tan;Hertanto Adidharma;Maciej Radosz
Jianbin Tang;Jianbin Tang;Huadong Tang;Weilin Sun;Henry Plancher
Zhuxian Zhou;Youqing Shen;Youqing Shen;Jianbin Tang;Maohong Fan
Hailin Cong;Jianmin Zhang;Maciej Radosz;Youqing Shen
Jianbin Tang;Jianbin Tang;Huadong Tang;Weilin Sun;Maciej Radosz
Qihang Sun;Maciej Radosz;Youqing Shen;Youqing Shen
Maciej Radosz;Xudong Hu;Kaspars Krutkramelis;Youqing Shen
Huadong Tang;Caitlin J. Murphy;Bo Zhang;Youqing Shen;Youqing Shen
Xin Hu;Maciej Radosz;Katie A. Cychosz;Matthias Thommes
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