Radiochimica Acta
The handling and analysis of gaseous tritium is of interest for hydrogen isotope separation experiments. In this work, we present an easy-to-handle setup for catalytic oxidation to HTO, recovering all of the initially dosed gaseous tritium as determined by LSC, using CuO as a catalyst at a reaction…
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters
In recent years, deep learning has made remarkable strides, surpassing human capabilities in tasks, such as strategy games, and it has found applications in complex domains, including protein folding. In the realm of quantum chemistry, machine learning methods have primarily served as predictive…
Advanced Materials Interfaces
Hydrogen is a crucial source of green energy and is extensively studied for its potential usage in fuel cells. The advent of 2D crystals (2DCs) has taken hydrogen research to new heights, enabling it to tunnel through layers of 2DCs or be transported within voids between the layers, as demonstrated…
Chemical Communications
In situ continuous wave electron paramagnetic resonance investigation has been proven as a powerful method by employing paramagnetic Ni²⁺–Co²⁺ pairs as spin probes to follow the isotope-selective gate opening phenomenon on the DUT-8(Ni₀.₉₈Co₀.₀₂) framework. This method is very sensitive to detect…
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…