As our photocatalysis expert, Lingli attended the CataLysis Networking Conference 2024 with other colleagues from the CRC/TRR 234 CataLight. She presented her work on H2O2 production via photocatalytic approaches using Poly(heptazine imides).
Our group presented the recent work on carbon materials for selective CO2 capture and utilization at the AKK in Erlangen this week. Kai, Sofiia and Yongchao presented their posters, Martin Oschatz gave a talk summarizing the ongoing projects within HIPOLE and the DeKarbon project. Thanks to the organizers for a great time.
Members of our group joined the Electrochemistry 2024 in Braunschweig. We participated with 7 posters and 2 presentations. For more information, check out LinkedIn.
After the successfull defense of his masters, Franz Jacobi joins the team of Desiree as a PhD student. He will be working on new cathode and anode materials for the use in Al-N2 batteries within the project ReAlBatt. We are happy to have you in our team Franz and we wish you a great start.
It was a real pleasure to host Loïc Carrier over the last couple of months via the RISE programme of the DAAD Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst! Together with Lucas Nortmeyer he worked on the electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction. Loïc you did a great job!
Building on the success of LNOS 2022, the Institute of Technical and Environmental Chemistry will provide insights on how their research on energy storage and conversion can help to achieve a sustainable future. Stay tuned for presentations, discussions, and lab tours! We are looking forward to your visit!
Our master student Merline has been accepted to join the Honours program of FSU Jena. It allows for conducting an own research project under the supervision of experienced scientists (Johannes Schenk in our group) to prepare young talents for a future academic career.
We welcome a new PhD student from China. Mengyu just started recently with a prestigious CSC grant and will work on carbon/redox polymer hybrids for battery applications. Have a good start!
Big success for our group and a diverse team of co-workers! The Carl Zeiss Foundation decided to fund our project "LignUp" which will investigate how lignin, currently considered as waste, can be sustainably used for energy storage and water filtration.
Having deserved a break after his successful time as a Master student, Rashid now rejoins the group as a PhD student. He will work on sustainable lignin-based carbons and their application in sodium-ion batteries. Have a good start!
We now proudly own a versatile new diffractometer (Bruker D8 Advance) which is funded through the "Thüringer Aufbaubank" (TAB). It allows us to study materials and their structural changes under operando conditions (temperature, atmosphere, pressure, potential). We are excited to collect the first results.
