Michael Bowker is affiliated with Cardiff University in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on materials science and chemical engineering, with particular attention to materials chemistry and catalysis. The scientist's work spans several related subfields including renewable energy, sustainability, process chemistry and technology, and mechanical engineering.
Their scholarly contributions address a range of topics centered around catalytic processes in materials science, catalysts for methane reforming, catalysis and oxidation reactions, advanced photocatalysis techniques, carbon dioxide utilization in catalysis, ammonia synthesis and nitrogen reduction, and catalysis and hydrodesulfurization studies.
Frequent publication venues for Michael Bowker include:
Some of the recent papers featuring Michael Bowker's research are:
Other notable publications where Michael Bowker is listed as an author include work in the areas of photocatalytic oxygen reduction and methanol synthesis using supported Pd alloy catalysts.
Key collaborators frequently working alongside Michael Bowker include:
S. Poulston;P. M. Parlett;P. Stone;M. Bowker
Hasliza Bahruji;Michael Bowker;Graham John Hutchings;Nikolaos Dimitratos
M. Bowker;R.J. Madix
M. Bowker;R.A. Hadden;R.A. Hadden;H. Houghton;J.N.K. Hyland
M. Bowker;M.A. Barteau;R.J. Madix
Michael Bowker;Michael Bowker
M. Bowker;R.J. Madix
Michael Bowker;Hilary Houghton;Kenneth C. Waugh
R. A. Bennett;P. Stone;N. J. Price;M. Bowker
M. Bowker;R.J. Madix
Michael Bowker
M.A. Barteau;M. Bowker;R.J. Madix
Michael Bowker;David A King
Michael Bowker;David James;Peter Stone;Roger Bennett
T. Matsumoto;R.A. Bennett;P. Stone;T. Yamada
S.M. Francis;F.M. Leibsle;S. Haq;N. Xiang
Hasliza Bahruji;Hasliza Bahruji;Michael Bowker;Philip Rosser Davies;Fabien Pedrono
M. Bowker;K.C. Waugh
Layla Saeed Al-Mazroai;Michael Bowker;Philip Davies;Amanda Dickinson
Michael Bowker
Amanda Dickinson;David James;Neil Perkins;Tim Cassidy
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