Areas of Activity#

Here you will find all fields of scholarship for this section.
A
  • active-site structure and mechanism Go to
  • algebraic techniques for structure and dynamics in anharmonic systems Go to
  • Analysis of weak intermolecular interactions in condensed phases Go to
  • analytical chemistry Go to
  • analytical chemistry, organic chemistry and biochemistry Go to
  • Analytical instrumentation and spectroscopy Go to
  • anticancer drug discovery and translational and molecular medicine Go to
  • applications of coordination chemistry in catalysis, medicine, ion-exchange, surface chemistry Go to
  • applications of physical measurements (notably optical rotatory dispersion, magnetic circular dichroism, and mass spectrometry) Go to
  • atmospheric chemistry Go to
B
  • bimetallics with Silicon ligands Go to
  • bioinorganic chemistry Go to
  • bioinspired catalysis Go to
  • biological chemistry Go to
  • Biological sensors Go to
  • Biomimetic Oxidation Go to
  • biomimetic polymers Go to
  • Bio-organic chemistry Go to
C
  • carbohydrates and cyclitols Go to
  • catalysis (homogeneous and heterogeneous) Go to
  • Catalysis (metathesis, C-C coupling, oxidation) Go to
  • catalysis processes involving gas-solid, liquid-solid and solid-solid interfaces Go to
  • catalytic oxidation of carbon monoxide over platinum (catalytic converter) Go to
  • chemical modeling of complex aqueous systems Go to
  • Chemical Processes Go to
  • chemical processes on solid surfaces Go to
  • chemistry of materials Go to
  • chemistry of natural products (steroids, alkaloids, antibiotics, lipids, and terpenoids) Go to
  • Chemistry of Penicillin Go to
  • chemistry, structural organic and supramolecular Go to
  • chemistry under extreme conditions Go to
  • coil-globule transitions, associating polymers Go to
  • combined use of experimental techniques and theoretical chemistry Go to
  • combined use of experimental techniques (electron diffraction, mass spectrometry, vibrational spectroscopy) and theoretical chemistry Go to
  • compounds with elements of low oxidation states Go to
  • computational biochemistry Go to
  • computational chemistry Go to
  • computer artificial intelligence techniques to organic chemical problems Go to
  • computer simulation of evolution in vitro Go to
  • computer simulation of polymer systems Go to
  • Constitutional dynamic chemistry Go to
  • coordination chemistry of transition-metal ions Go to
  • coordination chemistry of transition metals Go to
  • coordination compounds Go to
  • crystal engineering Go to
  • crystal engineering Go to
  • Crystal structure prediction Go to
D
  • dendritic and other functional polymers Go to
  • development of instruments and techniques Go to
  • development of new synthetic methods Go to
  • development of original methodologies to determine the asymptotic electronic and vibrational (hyper)polarizabilities of the infinite polymer chains Go to
  • Directed Evolution Go to
  • Dynamic Kinetic Resolution Go to
  • dynamics in phase space, including the application of information theory Go to
  • dynamics of concentrated polymer solutions and melts Go to
  • dynamics of ligand and electron exchange reactions for actinides Go to
  • dynamics of separation processes Go to
E
  • Electron based nanochemical analysis Go to
  • electronic structure of metal complexes Go to
  • electronic structure (static and dynamic) of transition metal compounds Go to
  • electron transfer reactions Go to
  • energy harvesting and conversion Go to
  • ethological chemistry Go to
  • ethology, ecology and evolutionary biology Go to
  • explosion and combustion processes Go to
F
  • fine chemicals C1-chemistry Go to
  • Fourier Transform nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy Go to
  • functional macromolecules for targeted drug delivery, diagnostics, immunotherapy. Go to
  • functional models of metalloproteins Go to
G
  • gas-phase electron diffraction Go to
  • gas-phase electron diffraction Go to
  • gas/solid structure differences Go to
  • general problems of symmetry Go to
H
  • Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Catalysis Go to
  • heterogeneous catalysis Go to
  • heterogeneous catalysis Go to
  • Heterogeneous catalysis Go to
  • heterogeneous catalysis Go to
  • hibrid organic-inorganic catalysts Go to
  • high-temperature chemistry Go to
  • high-temperature chemistry Go to
  • history and culture of chemistry Go to
  • homo- and heteropolynuclear complexes Go to
  • homogeneous catalysis by complexes of rhodium, iridium, ruthenium and osmium Go to
  • homogeneous catalysis Go to
  • homogeneous transition metal based catalysis Go to
I
  • Identification of chromophores and the determination of excited state molecular geometries Go to
  • industrial applications of Mössbauer spectroscopy Go to
  • Industrial isotope techniques Go to
  • industrial process development Go to
  • Infrared, Raman and Resonance Raman Spectroscopy Go to
  • initial developments of oral contraceptives, antihistamines and topical corticosteroids Go to
  • inorganic chemistry and bioinorganic chemistry Go to
  • inorganic chemistry Go to
  • inorganic chemistry Go to
  • inorganic chemistry of transition metal complexes Go to
  • inorganic coordination chemistry Go to
  • inorganic/organometallic chemistry Go to
  • instrumental microscopic analysis with ion, electron and laser beam techniques and synchrotron X-ray sources Go to
  • interactions metal ions Go to
  • intermolecular interactions Go to
  • intramolecular and intermolecular interactions Go to
K
  • kinetic of chemical reactions Go to
L
  • ligands with delocalized electronic system Go to
M
  • magnetic and electric interactions in coordination compounds and magnetic materials Go to
  • magnetic interactions Go to
  • magnetic molecular materials Go to
  • magnetic properties of polymetallic complexes Go to
  • Magnetic resonance and catalysis Go to
  • magnetic resonance Go to
  • materials chemistry Go to
  • Mathematical aspects of structure Go to
  • Matrix isolation spectroscopy and spectroelectrochemistry Go to
  • mechanistic enzymology Go to
  • mechanistic studies Go to
  • medicinal and biological chemistry Go to
  • Medicinal applications Go to
  • mesoporous materials as catalysts Go to
  • metal complexes of functional enolates Go to
  • metal-DNA interactions Go to
  • metal ions and their function in biological systems Go to
  • Metallodendritic polymers and functional nanoparticles (synthesis, properties and applications) Go to
  • metallosupramolecular chemistry Go to
  • Metal-metal bonded species such as [Re2Cl8]2-, Rh2(O2CCH3)4, [Mo2(CN)8]4- Go to
  • methodological research on the electronic properties of polymers and development of computer programmes (POLYMOL, PLH, VEH) for calculating band structure and properties of polymers Go to
  • microphase separation in polymer systems Go to
  • microporous materials as catalysts Go to
  • Mixed-valence compounds and the inorganic chemistry/materials science frontier Go to
  • modeling of genetic and metabolic networks Go to
  • models for metalloproteins Go to
  • models of molecular geometry Go to
  • molecular architecture, cluster chemistry and polymetallic reactivity Go to
  • molecular chemistry Go to
  • molecular clusters Go to
  • Molecular electronics Go to
  • molecular inorganic chemistry Go to
  • Molecular Inorganic Chemistry Go to
  • molecular-level devices and machines Go to
  • molecular machines Go to
  • Molecular Magnetism Go to
  • Molecular materials in water Go to
  • molecular mechanisms of the catalytic synthesis of ammonia over iron (Haber Bosch process) Go to
  • molecular nanotechnology Go to
  • molecular recognition and intermolecular interactions (catalysis; biomacromolecules) Go to
  • molecular spectroscopy Go to
  • multiphase processes Go to
N
  • nanoelectronics and molecule based logic devices Go to
  • nanoscale patterning and growth Go to
  • Nanoscience and nanotechnology Go to
  • nanoscience, ultra-thin-oxide films, molecular beams, spectromicroscopy Go to
  • natural product synthesis Go to
  • new materials with main group elements of groups 2, 13, 14 and 19 of the periodical system Go to
  • non-stoichemistry in oxides Go to
  • nucleosides and nucleotides Go to
O
  • organically doped metals Go to
  • organic chemistry & catalysis Go to
  • organic electronics Go to
  • organometallic chemistry and homogeneous catalysis Go to
  • organometallic chemistry Go to
  • organometallics directed towards organic synthesis Go to
  • Organo- Metallic Transformation Go to
  • oscillatory reactions on platinum surfaces Go to
  • Oxalate-bridged and perfluorophthalate-bridged complexes of dimolybdenum and ditungsten Go to
P
  • Phase transformations in solids and solid-state chemical reactions Go to
  • photochemical solar energy conversion Go to
  • photochemistry on solid surfaces Go to
  • photoinduced processes at surfaces , scanning probe microscopy and spectroscopy Go to
  • physical chemistry at surfaces and interfaces Go to
  • physical chemistry Go to
  • physical chemistry Go to
  • physical chemistry Go to
  • Physical Chemistry Go to
  • physical chemistry Go to
  • physical chemistry of polyelectrolytes and ionomers Go to
  • physical chemistry of polymers Go to
  • physical organic chemistry Go to
  • physical organic chemistry Go to
  • polyelectrolyte responsive gels Go to
  • polymer liquid crystals Go to
  • preparation, structure and reactivity of organometallic and coordination complexes Go to
  • Problems of polymorphism Go to
  • proton-conducting polymer membranes Go to
Q
  • Quantum Chemistry (main applications on the inorganic chemistry of heavy elements) Go to
R
  • Raman characterisation of semiconductors and doped carbon nanotubes Go to
  • Raman microscopy, pigment identification and the Arts/Science/Archeology interface Go to
  • reaction dynamics and mechanism in large systems including clusters and in solution Go to
  • RNA bioinformatics Go to
  • RNA molecular structures Go to
  • role of long-range electrostatic interactions and analysis of the interplay between electronic (de)localisation, exchange effects, size of energy bands and the importance of electronic correlations Go to
S
  • selective catalytic syntheses based on multiple activation of simple molecules such as carbon monoxide, acetylene and carbon dioxide under mild conditions Go to
  • signal transduction chemistry Go to
  • single molecule spectroscopy Go to
  • Single molecule spectroscopy Go to
  • small ring chemistry Go to
  • solid state and materials chemistry Go to
  • solid state chemistry Go to
  • solid state chemistry of oxides, chalcogenides and halides Go to
  • spectroscopy & surface chemistry Go to
  • statistical physics of macromolecules Go to
  • structural biology Go to
  • structural chemistry Go to
  • structural chemistry Go to
  • structural chemistry Go to
  • structural chemistry (inorganic and organic compounds, metalloproteins) Go to
  • structural methods (X-ray and neutron diffraction, EXAFS) Go to
  • structure determination Go to
  • structures and properties of inorganic and metal-organic solids with unusual kinds of physical behaviour such as ferromagnetism and superconductivity Go to
  • studies on model catalysts Go to
  • Subsequent development of multi-dimensional NMR techniques Go to
  • Sugars and glycochemistry Go to
  • sulfur and silicon stereochemistry Go to
  • supramolecular chemistry Go to
  • Supramolecular chemistry Go to
  • supramolecular chemistry Go to
  • surface physics and chemistry Go to
  • surface science and solid state chemistry Go to
  • Synthesized abscisic acid, alkenes, and oxazoles Go to
  • synthetic approaches to macromolecules with controlled architecture Go to
  • Synthetic, spectroscopic and structural studies on transition metals Go to
T
  • Theoretical and Computational Molecular Sciences Go to
  • theoretical chemistry Go to
  • theoretical chemistry Go to
  • theoretical design of highly conducting organic polymers and molecular engineering of polymeric materials of interest in nonlinear optics Go to
  • theoretical inorganic chemistry Go to
  • theoretical interpretation of X-Ray (ESCA) or UV-induced photoelectron spectra of polymers and their use for the explanation of substitution, conformation and disorder effects Go to
  • theory of molecular evolution Go to
  • Titanium dioxide and its self-cleaning properties when deposited on plate glass Go to
  • topological restrictions in polymer systems Go to
  • transition elements Go to
U
  • ultratrace speciation analysis with hyphenated techniques Go to
  • Use of crystal structure analysis as tool for studying chemical problems Go to
V
  • vapour-liquid equilibria Go to
  • Vectors for drug delivery Go to
  • Virtual crystallography Go to

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