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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.

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..

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Immobilizing poly(vinylphenothiazine) in Ketjenblack is a great strategy to boost its cycling stability: Check it out in Advanced Functional Materials.

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How does a vinylene versus styrene backbone perform in anisylphenothiazine-functionalized redox polymers? Gauthier's paper has been accepted in Batteries & Supercaps. Congratulations!

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Can organic redox polymers function well in batteries and solar cells? Robin's paper has been accepted in Macromolecular Rapid Communications. Congratulations!

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Somayeh Ahadi just started her Postdoc in the group. She will develop organic electrode materials for post-lithium batteries. Good luck!

Md Adil just started his Postdoc in the group. He will be working on organic post-lithium ion batteries. Good luck!

Florin Adler just started his PhD in the group. Good luck!

Pascals paper about high mass loadings in phenothiazine based organic batteries has been accepted in ACS Sustainable Chem. Eng. !

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Gauthier Desmaizieres successfully defended his PhD thesis with the title "Synthese und Untersuchung von redoxaktiven Polymeren für die Anwendung als Elektrodenmaterialien in organischen Batterien".

Congratulations!

Two Papers by Jan and Mathias about Dibenzopentalene containing nanohoops were accepted in Organic Letters and Synlett !

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If you are interested in joining our group for a Bachelor or Master Thesis feel free to contact Prof. Esser or one of our group members! You can find an overview over possible topics here.

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