Paul J. Dauenhauer is affiliated with the University of Minnesota in the United States. Their primary fields of study include Engineering and Materials Science, with notable subfields in Materials Chemistry, Biomedical Engineering, Inorganic Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, and Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
The scientist's research focuses on several main topics related to catalysis and materials science. These include:
A selection of recent papers illustrates the breadth of their work:
The scientist frequently collaborates with other researchers, with the most frequent co-authors including:
They publish regularly in specific scientific venues such as:
Among recognitions, they were named a Fellow of the MacArthur Foundation in 2020.
Matthew S. Mettler;Matthew S. Mettler;Dionisios G. Vlachos;Paul J. Dauenhauer
C. Luke Williams;Chun Chih Chang;Phuong Do;Nima Nikbin
Matthew S. Mettler;Matthew S. Mettler;Samir H. Mushrif;Alex D. Paulsen;Ashay D. Javadekar
Lanny D. Schmidt;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Chun Chih Chang;Sara K. Green;C. Luke Williams;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Paul J Dauenhauer;J. R. Salge;L. D. Schmidt
Alex D. Paulsen;Matthew S. Mettler;Matthew S. Mettler;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Heng Dai;Yufeng Shen;Taimin Yang;Choongsze Lee
Nima Nikbin;Phuong T. Do;Stavros Caratzoulas;Raul F. Lobo
M. Alexander Ardagh;M. Alexander Ardagh;Omar A. Abdelrahman;Omar A. Abdelrahman;Paul J. Dauenhauer;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Khursheed Badruddin Ansari;Jyotsna Sudhir Arora;Jia Wei Chew;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Vishal Agarwal;Paul J. Dauenhauer;George W. Huber;Scott M. Auerbach
Andrew R. Teixeira;Kyle G. Mooney;Jacob S. Kruger;C. Luke Williams
Matthew S. Mettler;Matthew S. Mettler;Alex D. Paulsen;Dionisios G. Vlachos;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Chun Chih Chang;Chun Chih Chang;Hong Je Cho;Hong Je Cho;Jingye Yu;Jingye Yu;Ray J. Gorte;Ray J. Gorte
Paul J. Dauenhauer;Joshua L. Colby;Christine M. Balonek;Wieslaw J. Suszynski
Matthew S. Mettler;Matthew S. Mettler;Alex D. Paulsen;Dionisios G. Vlachos;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Joungmo Cho;Sheng Chu;Paul J. Dauenhauer;George W. Huber
Christoph Krumm;Jim Pfaendtner;Paul J. Dauenhauer
Hong Je Cho;Hong Je Cho;Limin Ren;Limin Ren;Vivek Vattipalli;Vivek Vattipalli;Yu Hao Yeh
Paul J. Dauenhauer;Bradon J. Dreyer;Nick J. Degenstein;Lanny D. Schmidt
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