Peter Strasser
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Peter Strasser is a leading figure in electrocatalysis, whose work has fundamentally advanced the design of high-performance catalysts for energy conversion. His research focuses on the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) and the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR), critical processes in fuel cells and electrolyzers. Strasser is renowned for pioneering dealloyed core-shell nanoparticle catalysts, which dramatically enhance activity and stability while reducing precious metal content. His landmark studies, such as the combinatorial screening of high-surface-area binary and ternary OER electrocatalysts, have established systematic frameworks for catalyst discovery. With over 98 citations on this foundational work alone, his contributions have shaped modern approaches to catalyst engineering. Strasser’s achievements include developing lattice-strain and composition-activity relationships that guide rational catalyst design. His impact is reflected in thousands of citations across his portfolio, and he has been recognized with major awards, including the International Society of Electrochemistry's Tajima Prize. For students and researchers, Strasser’s work exemplifies how fundamental insights into nanoscale structure can drive practical advances in sustainable energy technologies.
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