Rollen, Mitgliedschaften und Funktionen:

• BaföG-Beauftragter des Instituts für Chemie
• GKmE Master Catalysis, Vositzender
• GKmE Chemical Engineering, Mitglied
• Edidorial Board Member "Electrocatalysis"

2007-                Technische Universität Berlin, Deutschland,                                                            Institut für Chemie, Technische Chemie
                        W3 Lehrstuhl „Elektrochemie und Elektrokatalyse“
                        Leiter des "Electrochemical Catalysis, Energy, and
                        Materials Science Laboratory"

2004 - 2007       University of Houston, Houston, TX, Department of
                        Chemical Engineering:
                        Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering

2001 - 2004       Symyx Technologies, Santa Clara, CA:
                        Projekt/Gruppenleiter –
                        Electronic Materials / Heterogeneous Catalysis

2000 - 2001       Symyx Technologies, Santa Clara, CA:
                        Postdoktorand –                                                                                                Combinatorial Electronic Material Research                                                     Prof. Dr. Henry Weinberg, University of California
                     
1996 – 1997      Sony Corporation, Yokohama, Japan:
                        Gastwissenschaftler, Frontier Materials Science Laboratory
                       
                
1995 - 1999       Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft,                                                    Berlin, Deutschland:
                        Abschluss Doktor (summa cum laude) in                                                        Physikalischer  Chemie
                        bei Prof. Gerhard Ertl (Nobelpreisträger in Chemie 2007)

• Oberflächenwissenschaften, Katalyse und Elektrokatalyse
  http://www.diss.fu-berlin.de/1999/25
  

1988 - 1995       Universität Tübingen, Deutschland:
                        Diplom in Physikalischer Chemie

• Masterarbeit ’oscillations and spatial self-organization in enzyme kinetics’

1992 – 1993       Pisa University, Italien: 
                         Forschungsstipendium (Prof. F. Calderazzo,                                                       Department of chemistry)

1991 – 1992       Stanford University, USA:
                         Forschungsstipendium                                                                                      (Prof. J. Ross, Department of Chemistry) 

• Chemische Selbst-Organization, Oszillation und Chaos in der Chemie

Lebenslauf Prof. Dr. Peter Strasser (PDF, 214,1 KB)

2016                Otto-Roelen Medaille der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Katalyse

2007/2008        Junior Faculty Research Award, Collge of Engineering,                                              University of Houston

2008                National Science Foundation annual performance and                                               achievement award

                       Chemical, Biochemical, Environmental and Transport                                              System (CBET) directorate

                       „Environmental Engineering and Sustainability“

2000                Otto-Hahn Research Medaille, Max-Planck Gesellschaft, Germany

1999                “Summa cum laude” -  PhD with honors, 
                       Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max Planck Gesellschaft

1989-1995        Förderung durch die Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes