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About the person Nicolas Plumeré studied chemistry in Strasbourg and Glasgow and got his doctorate in 2009 at the Universität Tübingen. Since 2010, he has been the Junior Research Group Leader at the RUB Center for Electrochemistry and does research in the Excellence Cluster Resolv. Links Press release: More ERC Starting Grants at RUB Press release: More ERC Starting Grants at RUB Press release: More ERC Starting Grants at RUB Storing power from renewable energy sources is a challenge. Nicolas Plumeré wants to meet that challenge with funding from the European Research Council. For

ERC Grant to Nicolas Plumeré: In the future, farmers will be able to determine directly in the field if and how much fertiliser their plants need at any given moment. Larger harvest yields, higher quality, lower costs, and environmental protection: a nitrate bio-sensor developed by researchers at RUB has the potential to achieve all these objectives. The sensor, which can be used by farmers directly in the field, is about to become reality: to this end, Prof Dr Nicolas Plumeré and Dr Tobias Vöpel have been awarded a Proof of Concept Grant by the European Research Council (ERC) for the period

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Feb 2020

Nat.Comm.: Oxygen is the greatest enemy of biocatalysts for energy conversion. A protective film shields them – but only with an additional ingredient: iodide salt. Contrary to theoretical predictions, oxygen inactivates biocatalysts for energy...

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Dec 2016

… an der Ruhr will develop a new class of organocatalysts based on strong carbon-based acids. These new catalysts have the potential to be efficient in the selective synthesis of left-handed and right-handed molecules (the so-called chiral forms). ...

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Jul 2020

Tiny drops of blood are expected to provide millions of data points for big-data analysis in personalised medicine. In order to expand this concept, the European Research Council is funding a Bochum team. Similar to blood sugar, various biomarkers...

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Jun 2015

Angew. Chem.: Researchers from Bochum, Mülheim and France found a way to protect sensitive catalysts from oxygen-caused damage. RESOLV members T. Happe, W. Lubitz, W. Schuhmann and N. Plumeré publish in JACS and Angewandte Chemie. An international...

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Oct 2019

JACS: Oxygen threatens sustainable catalysts that use hydrogen to produce electricity in fuel cells. Researchers from Bochum and Marseille have developed a way to combat this. Efficient catalysts for converting hydrogen into electricity in fuel...

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May 2018

Nat. Comm.: How artificial photosynthesis systems should be designed in the future to remain functional in the long term. In order to convert light energy into chemical energy in an environmentally friendly way, bioelectrodes containing a...

ADVANCED MODULES 2018 A list of the Advanced Modules offered at our GSS Summer School in 2018 can be found below. No of Module Title and Abstract of Advanced Module Department offering Module 1 Measuring conformational dynamics and water accessibility of a spin-labeled protein by EPR Enrica Bordignon, EPR Spectroscopy, RUB 2 Measurements of femtosecond electron life times in metallic quantum-well states

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Nov 2018

… beginning whether the electrodes coated in this way would still be gas-permeable - the researchers were also able to answer yes to this question after their tests. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Original Publication: J. Szczesny, N. Markovic, F....

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