Thomas Baumgartner is a researcher affiliated with York University in Canada, with a primary focus on materials science and chemistry. Their work spans multiple disciplines, including materials chemistry, organic chemistry, electrical and electronic engineering, polymers and plastics, and inorganic chemistry.
The research topics extensively addressed by Baumgartner include:
Baumgartner has contributed to a significant body of literature in their main fields of study, which consist of 53 publications in materials science and 30 in chemistry overall. Their subfield concentration includes 41 publications in materials chemistry, 21 in organic chemistry, 20 in electrical and electronic engineering, 10 in polymers and plastics, and 9 in inorganic chemistry.
The researcher has authored numerous papers, some of the recent publications include:
Baumgartner's frequent co-authors include:
Among the publication venues where Baumgartner's research commonly appears are The Cambridge Structural Database with 15 publications, Chemical Science with 4, Canadian Journal of Chemistry with 4, Batteries & Supercaps with 3, and Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry with 2.
In addition to journal articles, Baumgartner has authored at least one book published by vdf Hochschulverlag AG an der ETH Zürich eBooks titled "Heizung / Lüftung / Elektrizität" in 2020.
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