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2024

pmes 2024
upcoming e-conversion conference "Porous Materials in Energy Science"
29 – 31 May 2024
 


2022

Best Poster Award

Best Poster Award

Charlotte Koschnick won the award for the Best Poster on the MOF2022. The 8th international conference on Metal-Organic Frameworks and Open Framework Compounds
Emerging investigator

Emerging investigator

Hanna Boström was featured in the 2022 Emerging Investigator issue of J. Mater. Chem. C with her paper 'Octahedral tilting in Prussian blue analogues'.
https://doi.org/10.1039/D2TC00848C
Award
Dr. Simon Krause receives CZS Nexus Award from Carl Zeiss Foundation for fundamental interdisciplinary research on dynamic nanoporous solids. more


2019

Extraordinary PhD Award

Extraordinary PhD Award

Dr. Alberto Jiménez-Solano was awarded the Extraordinary PhD prize for his thesis presented in 2017 organized by the University of Sevilla.
Research Fellowship

Research Fellowship

Liang Yao received the Humboldt Research Fellowship for Postdoctoral Researchers.
Research Fellowship

Research Fellowship

Douglas Fabini received the Humboldt Research Fellowship for Postdoctoral Researchers.
Award

Award

Charlotte Koschnick won an award for the best talk at the CeNS Winter Retreat.


2018

Award

Award

Kerstin Gottschling (on the right) won the "Highly commended talk" award at MOF2018, the 6th International Conference on Metal-Organic Frameworks & Open Framework Compunds in Auckland, New Zealand.
Award
Filip Podjaksi won a Graduate Student Award of the European Materials Research Society (E-MRS) at the Spring Meeting 2018, Strasbourg. more
Katalyse in Dirigierenden Geometrien
Katalyse ist eine Schlüsseltechnologie der chemischen Industrie. Gezielte Verbesserungen an bekannten Katalysatoren und das Design neuartiger Katalysen können somit grundlegend dazu beitragen, Ressourcen optimal zu nutzen. Ansatzpunkt dafür im neuen Sonderforschungsbereich 1333 ist die dirigierende Wirkung synthetischer Poren. more
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T. Banerjee, et al.;
ACS Energy Lett20183, 400–409.
© Image courtesy of Christoph Hohmann (NIM) more


2017

Award
Professor Bettina Lotsch was awarded the EU-40 Materials Prize 2017 from the European Materials Research Society "for her outstanding contributions to nanomaterials for energy conversion, energy storage and sensing". more
A new fabrication method for single-layer nanosheets by silver-assisted exfoliation
Publication by P. Ganter, C. Ziegler, A.T. Friedrichs, V. Duppel, C. Scheu, B.V. Lotsch in ChemNanoMat 20173, 411–414 was one of the top downloaded articels in recent publication history of ChemNanoMat. more
Best presented thesis
Dr. Alberto Jiménez-Solano was awarded one of the prizes for the best thesis presented in 2017 organized by the specialized group of Nanoscience and Molecular Materials of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry and Spanish Royal Society of Physics. more
Award
Katalin Szendrei won a silver Graduate Student Award of the Material Research Society (MRS) at the Spring Meeting 2017, Phoenix USA more


2016

Award
Bettina Lotsch selected as "Young Elite – the Top 40 under 40 in Economy, Politics, and Society" by CAPITAL. She was named one of the Top Talents in the category "Public sector and Society" 2016. more
Benzimidazolium lead halide perovskites: Effects of anion substitution and dimensionality on the band gap
Publication by C. Lermer, S.P. Harm, S.T. Birkhold, J.A. Jaser, C.M. Kutz, P. Mayer, L. Schmidt-Mende, B.V. Lotsch in Z. Anorg. Allg. Chem. 2016642, 1369–1376 was one of the journal’s top 20 most downloaded recent papers. more
Award

Award

Katalin Szendrei won the best poster prize on the NIM (Nanoinitiative Munich) summer retreat 27.-29. July 2016, Herrsching.
Award
Katalin Szendrei won the best student paper presentation award at SPIE's Photonics Europe International Symposia. 3-7 April 2016 in Brussels, Belgium. more


2015

Award
Bettina selected as "Young Elite – the Top 40 under 40 in Economy, Politics, and Society" by CAPITAL. She was named one of the Top Talents in the category "Public sector and Society". more
Chemistry Meets Physics (CMP) at the Ringberg Castle March 18th to March 21th 2015
The “Chemistry meets Physics“ workshop at Schloss Ringberg is an interdisciplinary forum to foster exchange between experimentalists and theorists working in the fields of condensed matter science, with a dual focus on quantum materials and materials for energy. The meeting intends to not only provide a platform for discussing cutting edge research in those fields, but also to carve out current trends and concepts relevant to both chemists and physicists working at the materials interface. Therefore, speakers are encouraged to keep their talks reasonably general and to seize the synergies where chemistry and physics meet. Click more to see the confirmed speakers. more


2014

Award
B. V. Lotsch won an ERC Starting Grant for the project "COFLeaf“. more
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