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    PD Dr. Wolfgang Hieringer

    Wolfgang Hieringer
    Dr. Wolfgang Hieringer (Foto: Gerd Grimm, FAU)

    Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy
    Theoretical Chemistry

    Room: Room TH 1.803
    Egerlandstr. 3
    91058 Erlangen
    • Phone number: +49913185-28646
    • Fax number: +49913185-27736
    • Email: wolfgang.hieringer@fau.de

     

    Research Focus

    In our research we use density-functional methods to theoretically study complex problems in materials science, catalysis, and chemical bonding theory, with a special focus on systems containing transition metals. Recent examples deal with the electronic structure, spectroscopy, and scanning tunnelling microscopy simulations of metalloporphyrin adsorption on surfaces, the theoretical study of the photophysical properties of charge-transfer diads for solar-energy conversion, and investigations concerning the transport of electronic charge through single molecules embedded between gold contacts. Very recently, we have developed new density-functional methods to both
    accurately and efficiently describe excitations of core-electrons in large adsorbate systems.

    Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg
    Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy

    Nikolaus-Fiebiger-Str. 10
    91058 Erlangen
    Germany
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