RSC Advances
Droplet microfluidics provides an efficient method for analysing reactions within the range of nanoliters to picoliters. However, the sensitive, label-free and versatile detection with ESI/MS poses some difficulties. One challenge is the difficult association of droplets with the MS signal in…
Inorganic Chemistry
Synthesis and characterization of DEMOFs (defect-engineered metal–organic frameworks) with coordinatively unsaturated sites (CUSs) for gas adsorption, catalysis, and separation are reported. We use the mixed-linker approach to introduce defects in Cu₂-paddle wheel units of MOFs [Cu₂(Me-trz-ia)₂] by…
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Multifrequency electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) methodologies combined with density functional theory (DFT) modeling are used to monitor the local structure of cupric ions doped into a porous zeolitic imidazolate framework (ZIF-8). Because of the constraint imposed by the ZIF-8 framework, Cu²⁺…
Chemie konkret
In diesem Beitrag wird ein Schülerlaborkonzept zum Graduiertenkolleg ¹,²,³H vorgestellt. Aus diesem Forschungsprojekt wurde beispielhaft ein Teilprojekt zur photokatalytischen Deuterierung ausgewählt, um Schüler:innen einen Einblick in chemische Forschung und die Arbeit von in der Chemie Forschenden…
German Research Foundation (DFG) awards most…
German Research Foundation (DFG) awards most…
Sowing the seeds for Nobel Prize at Leipzig…
Each funding year, an interdisciplinary three-day retreat, mandatory for all ¹²³H members, is organised. The Advisory Board is also invited to attend. Doctoral researchers report on the status of their projects. Selected PIs or external speaks may give a tutorial on a subject chosen by the doctoral…
The ¹²³H Colloquium is organised two to three times per semester as a half-day workshop and aims at disentangling challenging topics of the RTG. It starts with a brown-bag lunch with the guest lecturer and the doctoral (and postdoctoral) researchers. Subsequently, two doctoral researchers present…
The ¹²³H Colloquium is organised two to three times per semester as a half-day workshop and aims at disentangling challenging topics of the RTG. It starts with a brown-bag lunch with the guest lecturer and the doctoral (and postdoctoral) researchers. Subsequently, two doctoral researchers present…