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28
Aug 2026
  • News

Weak bonds, strong impact

For about 15 years, newly developed methods have made it possible to examine water in detail. The crucial role this small molecule plays in chemical…

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27
Aug 2026
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Off-resonance spin locks enhance proton NMR for studying microsecond protein motions

JACS: A group of scientists headed by RESOLV member Prof. Rasmus Linser has developed a novel technique to probe microsecond protein motions.

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19
Aug 2026
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Cross-coupling reactions through room temperature catalytic C-F bond activation

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.: A group of scientists led by RESOLV member Prof. Lukas J. Gooßen has made a significant advancement in catalytic C–F bond…

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13
Aug 2026
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Breakthrough in understanding molecular adsorption

In a significant stride towards understanding molecular behavior at interfaces, a collaborative study has shed light on the adsorption geometry of…

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30
Jul 2026
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RESOLV Summer Camp 2026: a week full of research, experiments & exploration

Hands-on experiments and direct interaction with scientists gave students unique insights into cutting-edge research.

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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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