About the Author
László Péter is a scientific advisor at the Wigner
Research Centre for Physics (Budapest, Hungary). He
graduated as a teacher of physics and chemistry at the
Eötvös University of Budapest in 1992 and obtained
the Ph.D. degree at the same university in 1995. After
spending 2 years in the USA as a postdoctoral fellow and
1 year in Japan as a visitor scientist, he returned to his
home country and started working in the predecessor of
the Wigner Research Centre. His main interest is electrochemistry; in particular, the formation of solid phases in
electrochemical processes and the physical properties of
electrodeposited materials. Beside electrochemistry, he
deals with various fields of experimental physical chemistry and research aspects of industrial problems. His
publication list includes more than 100 research papers
and 2 book chapters. He is the founding secretary of
the conference series called International Workshops on
Electrodeposited Nanostructures (EDNANO). In 2013,
he became the doctor of the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences. From 2020, he is one of the topical editors
of Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry (Springer).
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László Péter is a scientific advisor at the Wigner
Research Centre for Physics (Budapest, Hungary). He
graduated as a teacher of physics and chemistry at the
Eötvös University of Budapest in 1992 and obtained
the Ph.D. degree at the same university in 1995. After
spending 2 years in the USA as a postdoctoral fellow and
1 year in Japan as a visitor scientist, he returned to his
home country and started working in the predecessor of
the Wigner Research Centre. His main interest is electrochemistry; in particular, the formation of solid phases in
electrochemical processes and the physical properties of
electrodeposited materials. Beside electrochemistry, he
deals with various fields of experimental physical chemistry and research aspects of industrial problems. His
publication list includes more than 100 research papers
and 2 book chapters. He is the founding secretary of
the conference series called International Workshops on
Electrodeposited Nanostructures (EDNANO). In 2013,
he became the doctor of the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences. From 2020, he is one of the topical editors
of Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry (Springer).
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