Peter Strasser is affiliated with the Technical University of Berlin in Germany and has contributed extensively to the fields of engineering and energy. Their research predominantly focuses on electrical and electronic engineering as well as renewable energy, sustainability, and materials chemistry.
The scientist's work covers multiple research topics including electrocatalysts for energy conversion, fuel cells and related materials, advanced battery technologies, CO2 reduction techniques and catalysts, electrochemical analysis, catalytic processes in materials science, and ionic liquids properties and applications.
Recent notable publications include:
The scientist has frequently collaborated with colleagues such as Malte Klingenhof, Fabio Dionigi, Xingli Wang, Wen Ju, and Thomas Merzdorf, reflecting a consistent pattern of cooperative research activities.
Frequent venues for publication include ECS Meeting Abstracts, Nature Communications, ACS Catalysis, and both editions of Angewandte Chemie, indicating engagement with a variety of respected platforms in the field.
Peter Strasser's contributions also extend into authorship of book publications. Titles include:
Peter Strasser;Peter Strasser;Shirlaine Koh;Toyli Anniyev;Jeff Greeley
Tobias Reier;Mehtap Oezaslan;Peter Strasser
Holger Dau;Christian Limberg;Tobias Reier;Marcel Risch
Rulle Reske;Hemma Mistry;Farzad Behafarid;Beatriz Roldan Cuenya
Chunhua Cui;Lin Gan;Marc Heggen;Stefan Rudi
Hemma Mistry;Ana Sofia Varela;Cecile S Bonifacio;Ioannis Zegkinoglou
Tobias Reier;Hong Nhan Nong;Detre Teschner;Robert Schlögl
Wen Ju;Alexander Bagger;Guang-Ping Hao;Ana Sofia Varela;Ana Sofia Varela
Mikaela Görlin;Petko Chernev;Jorge Ferreira de Araújo;Tobias Reier
Yancai Yao;Sulei Hu;Wenxing Chen;Zheng-Qing Huang
Wenming Tong;Mark Forster;Fabio Dionigi;Sören Dresp
Sören Dresp;Fabio Dionigi;Malte Klingenhof;Peter Strasser
Fabio Dionigi;Zhenhua Zeng;Ilya Sinev;Thomas Merzdorf
Fabio Dionigi;Peter Strasser;Peter Strasser
Alexander Bagger;Wen Ju;Ana Sofia Varela;Peter Strasser
Shirlaine Koh;Peter Strasser
Arno Bergmann;Elias Martinez-Moreno;Detre Teschner;Petko Chernev
Camillo Wolfgang Spöri;Jason Tai Hong Kwan;Arman Bonakdarpour;David P. Wilkinson
Hemma Mistry;Hemma Mistry;Ana Sofia Varela;Stefanie Kühl;Peter Strasser
Hong Nhan Nong;Hong Nhan Nong;Lorenz J. Falling;Arno Bergmann;Malte Klingenhof
Hemma Mistry;Rulle Reske;Zhenhua Zeng;Zhi-Jian Zhao
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