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29
Jul 2026
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Synthesis, structural analysis and reactivity of alkynyl sulfide anions

Inorg. Chemistry Frontiers: RESOLV member Prof. Viktoria Däschlein-Gessner and further researchers have isolated thioketenyl anions and uncovered…

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28
Jul 2026
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TABF as a double proton sponge: steric preorganization versus antiaromatic destabilization

JOC: A group of scientists led by RESOLV members Prof. Elsa Sánchez García and Prof. Wolfram Sander has developed a novel proton sponge with unique…

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27
Jul 2026
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Complex simulations: new findings on proton transport in water

Nature Chemistry: International research team including RESOLV member Prof. Dominik Mark simulates motions of a hydrated proton in full quantum…

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06
Jul 2026
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Real-time detection reveals rapid catecholamine communication in neutrophils

Nano Letters: Researchers from the universities in Bochum, Münster and Leiden, including RESOLV member Prof. Sebastian Kruss, map real-time membrane…

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03
Jul 2026
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Immune cells communicate via neurotransmitters

Advanced Science: New understanding of how the immune system is regulated

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02
Jul 2026
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Developing new three-dimensional building blocks for pharmaceutical applications

RESOLV member Prof. Max. M. Hansmann receives ERC Proof of Concept Grant for his "SPIROPENT" project.

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01
Jul 2026
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Photoexcitation induces translocation of a common fluorescent pH and proton-transfer probe confined in reverse micelles

PNAS: RESOLV members Prof. Poul Petersen and Dr. Ana Vila Verde Ana and other researchers have uncovered dynamic behavior in a widely used fluorescent…

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11
Jun 2026
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Light as a brake

RESOLV researchers have made an unexpected observation: Light can slow down movements in the nanoworld. This is due to quantum friction, a phenomenon…

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