Rosalie K. Hocking is affiliated with Swinburne University of Technology in Australia, where research focuses primarily on energy and engineering fields. Their work emphasizes renewable energy, sustainability, and environmental applications, alongside materials chemistry, electrical and electronic engineering, catalysis, and electrochemistry.
The main research topics covered include electrocatalysts for energy conversion, advanced photocatalysis techniques, CO2 reduction techniques and catalysts, ammonia synthesis and nitrogen reduction, catalytic processes in materials science, electrochemical analysis and applications, and advanced battery technologies research.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Rosalie K. Hocking include Alexandr N. Simonov, Bernt Johannessen, Brittany V. Kerr, Thành Trần-Phú, and Rose Amal.
Notable recent publications feature the following papers:
Frequent publication venues for this researcher include:
Bryan H. R. Suryanto;Yun Wang;Rosalie K. Hocking;William Adamson
Rosalie K. Hocking;Robin Brimblecombe;Lan Yun Chang;Archana Singh
Xin Bo;Rosalie K Hocking;Si Zhou;Si Zhou;Yibing Li
Edward D Burton;Richard T Bush;Scott G Johnston;Kim M Watling
Linzhou Zhuang;Lei Ge;Hongli Liu;Zongrui Jiang
Archana Singh;Shery L. Y. Chang;Rosalie K. Hocking;Udo Bach;Udo Bach
Rosalie Katherine Hocking;Erik C Wasinger;Frank M F de Groot;Keith O Hodgson
Edward Burton;Richard T Bush;Leigh Sullivan;Scott G Johnston
Tingwen Zhao;Xiangjian Shen;Yuan Wang;Rosalie K. Hocking
Linzhou Zhuang;Yi Jia;Hongli Liu;Xin Wang
Manjunath Chatti;James L. Gardiner;Maxime Fournier;Bernt Johannessen
Yibing Li;Xin Tan;Rosalie K. Hocking;Xin Bo
Chen Jia;Shunning Li;Yong Zhao;Rosalie K. Hocking
Monika Fekete;Monika Fekete;Rosalie K. Hocking;Rosalie K. Hocking;Shery L. Y. Chang;Cristina Italiano
Rosalie K. Hocking;Erik C. Wasinger;Yi-Long Yan;Frank M. F. deGroot
Edward D Burton;Richard T Bush;Leigh A Sullivan;Rosalie Katherine Hocking
Fengling Zhou;Alexey Izgorodin;Rosalie Katherine Hocking;Leone Spiccia
Rongliang He;Rosalie Katherine Hocking;Takuya Tsuzuki
Xin Bo;Yibing Li;Rosalie K Hocking;Chuan Zhao
Kerwyn G. Alley;Giordano Poneti;Giordano Poneti;Peter S. D. Robinson;Ayman Nafady
Archana Singh;Rosalie K. Hocking;Shery L.-Y. Chang;Benjamin M. George
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