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Since March 2022 we are part of the Institute of Organic Chemistry II and Advanced Materials at Ulm University. You can find us in M25 in rooms 3401 to 3410 and at the POLiS Cluster of Excellence building, Lise-Meitner-Straße 16.
After finishing his master thesis in the group Lars Hinrichs rejoined us for his PhD. Welcome back! We also welcome Yannik Hansmann, who joined the group as a PhD student!
Lisa Neige joined the group for her Bachelor thesis. Welcome and good luck!
Isabel Morhenn joined the group for her PhD. Welcome and good luck!
After finishing his master thesis in the group Tobias Wasserrab rejoined us for his PhD. Welcome back!
Eva Bräutigam and Nico Kokott recently started their master thesis. Welcome to the group!
Alexander Tombrink just started his PhD and Sarah Rieger started her bachelor thesis in the group. Good luck!
Levin Göttinger and Moritz Podiebrad startet their bachelor thesis in the group. Good luck!
Birgit receives an ERC Consolidator grant. Excited to embark on project NanOBatt! PhD and postdoc positions will be available soon. Check out the press release here.
Daniel Baumgarten (PhD student) and Lars Hinrichs (Master Thesis) recently joined our group. Welcome and good luck!
Gauthier's paper on an high capacity aluminum battery featuring a two-electron redox phenothiazine polymer cathode was accepted in Energy & Environmental Science! Check it out here.
Álvaro Martínez (visiting scientist), Michael Keis (Master Thesis) and Bernd Schulz (Bachelor Thesis) recently joined our group. Welcome and good luck!
Tobias Wasserrab just started his Master Thesis in the group. Good luck!
Mathias's work on perfluorophenyl-substituted thioether-dibenzopentalenes, which lead to a tighter solid-state packing, with theoretical calculations performed by David.
Find it here, published in Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry.
Collaborative work with Oliver Dumele's group on antiaromatic dibenzopentalene-based COF: First example of DBPs as battery electrode materials, measurements done by Manik, published in J. Am. Chem. Soc..
Find it here.
Immobilizing poly(vinylphenothiazine) in Ketjenblack is a great strategy to boost its cycling stability: Check it out in Advanced Functional Materials.
Find it here.
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