Peter Nockemann is affiliated with Queen's University Belfast in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on materials science and engineering, with an emphasis on materials chemistry, electrical and electronic engineering, and catalysis.
Their work covers several subfields including materials chemistry, electronic, optical and magnetic materials, automotive engineering, and advanced battery technologies. Main topics explored in their research include crystallization and solubility studies, X-ray diffraction in crystallography, ionic liquids properties and applications, supercapacitor materials and fabrication, mesoporous materials and catalysis, and advanced battery technologies.
Peter Nockemann has published in a variety of scientific journals and venues. Frequent places of publication include:
Selected recent papers by Peter Nockemann include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Peter Nockemann include:
Their research contributions span both fundamental studies and applied aspects, particularly regarding ionic liquids and advanced battery materials. The intersection of crystallographic techniques and materials chemistry underlies much of their published work, supporting developments in energy storage and catalysis.
Peter Nockemann;Ben Thijs;Stijn Pittois;Jan Thoen
Peter Nockemann;Koen Binnemans;Kris Driesen
Peter Nockemann;Ben Thijs;Tatjana N. Parac-Vogt;Kristof Van Hecke
Kyra Lunstroot;Kris Driesen;Peter Nockemann;Christiane Görller-Walrand
Peter Nockemann;Ben Thijs;Kris Driesen;Colin R. Janssen
Jan Leys;Michael Wübbenhorst;Chirukandath Preethy Menon;Ravindran Rajesh
Peter Nockemann;Ben Thijs;Niels Postelmans;Kristof Van Hecke
Peter B. Glover;Andrew P. Bassett;Peter Nockemann;Benson M. Kariuki
Peter Nockemann;Eva Beurer;Kris Driesen;Rik Van Deun
Karel Goossens;Peter Nockemann;Kris Driesen;Bart Goderis
Hasan Mehdi;Koen Binnemans;Kristof Van Hecke;Luc Van Meervelt
Kyra Lunstroot;Kris Driesen;Peter Nockemann;Lydie Viau
Kyra Lunstroot;Peter Nockemann;Kristof Van Hecke;Luc Van Meervelt
Rik Van Deun;Pascal Fias;Peter Nockemann;An Schepers
Kyra Lunstroot;Kris Driesen;Peter Nockemann;Kristof Van Hecke
Mark Gilmore;Éadaoin N. McCourt;Francis Connolly;Peter Nockemann
Małgorzata Swadźba-Kwaśny;Léa Chancelier;Shieling Ng;Haresh G. Manyar
Sven Arenz;Arash Babai;Koen Binnemans;Kris Driesen
Karel Goossens;Kathleen Lava;Peter Nockemann;Kristof Van Hecke
Mahpuzah Abai;Mahpuzah Abai;Martin P. Atkins;Amiruddin Hassan;John D. Holbrey
Peter Nockemann;Ben Thijs;Kristof Van Hecke;Luc Van Meervelt
Peter Nockemann;Kelly Servaes;Rik Van Deun;Kristof Van Hecke
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