Highlight Publications


24
Jun 2019
  • Paper

High reaction rates even without precious metals

JACS: Precious metals are often efficient catalysts. But they are expensive and rare. However, it has so far been difficult to determine how efficient non-precious metal alternatives are. (German version below the English one)

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07
Jun 2019
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How acids behave in ultracold interstellar space

Sci. Adv.: Solvated acids tend to release a proton. However, they display more complex behaviour under space conditions.

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05
Jun 2019
  • Paper

How to engine break a cell’s drug carrier

Nat. Comm.: RESOLV scientists shed new light on the inner workings of ABC exporters

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22
May 2019
  • Paper

In cages, bowls and pills: How to dissolve football-shaped fullerenes

JACS: New organic ligands assemble into structrures that offer new options for fullerene solubilization and modification

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15
May 2019
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Applying precious metal catalysts economically

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.: Precious metal nanoparticles of platinum and gold are excellent catalysts. But they are expensive and rare. This new method makes it possible to save material.

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03
May 2019
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Particle at the stick

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.: Since they are so tiny, it is difficult to investigate single nanoparticles. However, this is exactly what researchers are aiming for in order to tailor their properties. For that purpose, they came up with a trick.

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26
Apr 2019
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Improving the lifetime of bioelectrodes for solar energy conversion

JACS: The key to a long life for bioelectrodes lies in an oxygen-free environment.

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29
Mar 2019
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RESOLV kicks-off a fresh start at the annual retreat.

The cluster members discussed about the new research topics, confirmed current representatives for ECR Board (Merten) and Gender Board (Bordignon).

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27
Mar 2019
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How brain cells curb proteins linked to neurodegernative diseases

EMBO J: RESOLV scientists identified a protein quality control mechanism against misfolded proteins, mediated by the LUBAC complex

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26
Mar 2019
  • Paper

Converting biomass by applying mechanical force

Ang.Chem.Int.Ed.: Nanoscientists have discovered a new reaction mechanism to cleave cellulose efficiently and environmentally friendly. (German version below)

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