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Ignacio obtained his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degree in chemistry in 2023 from University of Buenos Aires in Argentina, during which he conducted studies on phosphorescent mono- and di-nuclear Ir complexes, in the group of Prof. F. Di Salvo. In 2024, he started his PhD work at the University of Buenos Aires...

our recent publication on Spatially Resolved Click Patterning of Dyes on Graphene for 2D Hybrids with Regiotunable Fluorescencewas featured on the cover of Advanced Functional Materials. The cover offers a view at the molecular level of covalent patterning of fluorescent dye moieties onto a dark...

He obtained his degree in Chemistry from the Universidad Nacional de Tucumán (Argentina) in 2003 and completed his Ph.D. in Chemical Sciences at the same institution in 2008. His doctoral research, “Synthesis and Physicochemical Properties of Novel Polynuclear Transition Metal Complexes”, focused o...

Congratulations to Lukas Pietsch! He successfully defended his thesis with the title „Spray-freeze drying process development for the production of solid powder particles for a needle-free injection“.

Die Selbstorganisation einzelner organischer Moleküle in größere, komplexere Strukturen ist ein essenzieller Prozess in der Natur und von großer Bedeutung in der modernen Forschung. Ein herausragendes Beispiel hierfür aus der Natur ist das Chlorophyll. In diesem ermöglicht ein fein abgestimmtes Arr...

Monika Pischetsrieder appointed as GDCh delegate to the EuChemS Division of Food Chemistry. EuChemS, the European Chemical Society, represents all national chemical societies at the European level. The Food Chemistry Division supports exchange and cooperation between food chemists throughout Eur...

We now can design magnetic nanoparticles with nearly freely tunable Curie temperature from 250°C down to room temperature - the article describing this was just accepted in Small. Luthardt L., Müssig S., Hurle K., Zink A., Zhou X., Zubiri B.A., Spiecker E., Mandel K.*Tailorable Curie Temperature...

It is already known for 20 years that a group 2 metal like magnesium can not only form Mg+II compounds. Also compounds with Mg+I metal centres have been isolated (Science 2007, 318, 1754). Such compounds typically feature Mg-Mg bonds. All attempts to isolate a similar, but much more reactive, Ca+I ...