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Jul 2018

… product into a starting material for the synthesis of plastics, which could represent a sustainable alternative to widespread PET. At the same time, the potential energy source hydrogen can also be formed during the reaction. During the study, the...

…It is difficult to convert carbon dioxide or nitrogen oxides into useful or harmless substances. Wolfgang Schuhmann wants to find a way and is being helped to do so by the EU.

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Mar 2016

…Angew. Chem.: The group of RESOLV PI Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann designed an electrode that measures the concentration of specific positive ions in a stable manner and could be mass-produced at low costs.

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Sep 2018

… because they are unstable when they come into contact with oxygen. RUB researchers and their colleagues have developed a new mechanism to protect the enzymes from oxygen. In the renowned journal Nature Communications from 10 September 2018, the...

…Ang.Chem.: Efficient catalysts are crucial for energy conversion. However, findings from basic research rarely make it into practice at present. Julia Weiler - Translated by Wolfgang Schuhmann

…Angew. Chem.: How to design materials so they work efficiently. catalysts, electrochemistry, Wolfgang Schuhmann, Ulf-Peter Apfel, electrode

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Aug 2018

… hot, highly concentrated sodium hydroxide solution, in which it is very poorly soluble. It is still unclear how industrial current densities can be achieved under these conditions. “Electrodes have been used industrially for years, but we do not...

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Nov 2013

…Angew. Chem.: RUB researchers generate electricity rather than biomass with photosynthetic proteins - Efficient integration of photosystems 1 and 2 into photovoltaic cell. The team headed by Prof Dr Wolfgang Schuhmann from the Department of Analytical Chemistry and Center for Electrochemical Sciences (CES) and Prof Dr Matthias Rögner from the Department of Plant Biochemistry, published a report.

…Chem. Eur. J.: A semi-artificial leaf faster than “natural” photosynthesis - RUB-Scientists publish “very important paper”. replace silicon, Plumere, Schuhmann, engineered electron transfer chain, photosystem, photovoltaics

…Angew. Chem.: Analyzing nanoparticles individually is a challenge precisely because they are so small. A new technique using electron microscopy and a robotic arm could make the process much easier. Julia Weiler - Translated by Wolfgang Schuhmann

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