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… which have never been observed before, in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) published online on 14 December 2020. The team led by Professor Martina Havenith, Head of the Chair of Physical Chemistry II at RUB and...

… Tsvetan Tarnev and Professor Wolfgang Schuhmann from the Center for Electrochemistry at RUB with Steffen Cychy and Professor  Martin Muhler, RUB Chair of Technical Chemistry, as well as Professor Corina Andronescu, University of Duisburg-Essen, and...

… The system is more active than conventional catalysts, so less energy is required during the reaction, and also difficult compounds can be synthesized. The teams led by Professor Viktoria Däschlein-Gessner and Professor Lukas Gooßen worked...

… gate or binding high-affinity nanobodies. 2. Why are your findings important (for science and, eventually, society)? The provided structural evidence for the allosteric coupling may help developing inhibitors that stop the removal of drugs from...

… and Teaching at DAAD, “clusters like RESOLV build the critical mass of interdisciplinary expertise to attract the interest of high ranked international institutions, scientists and students. We try to facilitate opportunities for knowledge exchange...

… different effects Many molecules, such as amino acids and sugars, exist in two mirror-imaged spatial arrangements, but usually only one of them occurs in nature. "Biologically, the effect can be very different," says Christian Merten, a member of...

… which are mostly sufficient for a good description, but not in the case of water: The interactions in water dimers account for 75 per cent of the energy that keeps water together. Martina Havenith, head of the Bochum-based Chair of Physical...

… is of fundamental importance in physics and chemistry. For example electron tunneling is the basis for a very important imaging technology like the Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM). And hydrogen tunneling contributes to numerous reactions in...