Seminars

Bridging Native and Intrinsic Structures of Microhydrated Biomolecules by Cryogenic Ion Spectroscopy

Over the years, cryogenic ion spectroscopy has established itself as a powerful technique for studying the structures and properties of biomolecules in the gas phase. [more]

Bimetallic Catalyst for Hydrogenation Reactions

CatLab Lectures 2024/25
A series of independent lectures on fundamentals and latest developments in heterogeneous catalysis, thin film technology, physical chemistry, process engineering and materials design. [more]

Nano- and microelelctroanalytic methods for understanding electrocatalysts

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Structural Dynamics of Water, Ice, and Chemical Reactions Revealed by X-ray Experiments at FELs

X-ray science has evolved dramatically with the use of X-ray free electron lasers (XFELs) that can generate ultrashort X-ray pulses with unprecedented brilliance and coherence. [more]

How to Make Fuels and Chemicals with Sunlight: Artificial Photosynthesis

CatLab Lectures 2024/25
Artificial photosynthesis offers a transformative approach to sustainable fuel and chemical production by mimicking natural photosynthesis to convert sunlight, CO₂, and water into value-added products. This presentation highlights recent progress in developing advanced photoelectrodes and tailoring catalytic microenvironments to enhance reaction efficiency and selectivity. [more]

Spectroscopic investigation of proton bonding at sub-kelvin temperatures

The proton bond is a pivotal chemical motif with significant implications across science and technology, yet its quantum chemical description is challenged by nuclear and charge delocalization effects. [more]

The Many Roles of Nanostrucutred Carbon Materials in Heterogeneous Catalysis

CatLab Lectures 2024/25
Nanostructured carbon materials are a fascinating class of materials to showcase possible synergies and to develop novel, disruptive concepts for heterogeneous catalysis at the border between materials chemistry research and catalysis research. [more]

Catalysts of Change: Advanced Materials Steering Health and Energy Transition

CatLab Lectures 2024/25
Advanced materials are driving innovation across all fields of technology, ranging from construction and mechanical engineering, automotive and electromobility, to medical technology, energy storage and conversion technologies, and microelectronics. [more]

TH-Seminar: Prof. Ian Sharp

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TH-Seminar: Dr. Dorothea Golze

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TH-Seminar: Dr. Tim Frömling

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TH-Seminar: Dr. Thomas D Swinburne

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