Robert F. Savinell is affiliated with Case Western Reserve University in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on engineering, chemistry, and chemical engineering, with significant contributions across several subfields including electrical and electronic engineering, catalysis, electrochemistry, organic chemistry, and renewable energy, sustainability, and the environment.
The main topics of Robert F. Savinell's work include advanced battery technologies research, ionic liquids properties and applications, electrochemical analysis and applications, oxidative organic chemistry reactions, electrocatalysts for energy conversion, and catalysis and oxidation reactions.
In recent years, they have authored several papers that reflect these research interests. Notable publications include:
Their frequent coauthors include Jesse S. Wainright, Nicholas Scott Sinclair, Burcu Gurkan, Xiaochen Shen, and Edward J. Maginn. Collaborative efforts with these coauthors have contributed to 24, 14, 10, 9, and 5 joint publications respectively, which reflects a consistent research partnership.
Most of Robert F. Savinell's works have been published in venues such as the Journal of The Electrochemical Society, ECS Meeting Abstracts, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, ECS Transactions, and ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology. The Journal of The Electrochemical Society stands out as the primary publication venue with 14 publications.
Benworth B. Hansen;Stephanie Spittle;Brian Chen;Derrick Poe
J. S. Wainright;J. ‐T. Wang;D. Weng;R. F. Savinell
Qingfeng Li;Jens Oluf Jensen;Robert F. Savinell;Niels J. Bjerrum
Y.-L. Ma;J. S. Wainright;M. H. Litt;R. F. Savinell
J.-T. Wang;R.F. Savinell;J. Wainright;M. Litt
S. R. Samms;S. Wasmus;R. F. Savinell
S.Lj Gojković;S Gupta;R.F Savinell
Robert F. Savinell;Morton H. Litt
Jiangtao Wang;S. Wasmus;R. F. Savinell
S. R. Samms;S. Wasmus;R. F. Savinell
R. Savinell;E. Yeager;D. Tryk;U. Landau
J.‐T. Wang;S. Wasmus;R. F. Savinell
N. Miyake;J. S. Wainright;R. F. Savinell
D. Weng;J. S. Wainright;U. Landau;R. F. Savinell
N. Miyake;J. S. Wainright;R. F. Savinell
J. T. Wang;J. S. Wainright;R. F. Savinell;M. Litt
Xinyou Ke;Joseph M. Prahl;J. Iwan D. Alexander;Jesse S. Wainright
M. Stanley Whittingham;Robert F. Savinell;Thomas Zawodzinski
S. K. Zecevic;J. S. Wainright;M. H. Litt;S. Lj. Gojkovic
Alex Schechter;Robert F Savinell
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S. Lj. Gojković;S. K. Zečević;R. F. Savinell
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