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… Online Registration The online registration portal will open in February 2021. Application AND VENUE Traditionally, the iGSS Summer School takes place at the  Ruhr-University Bochum. We encourage keen and motivated Master and PhD students with an interest in Solvation Science to apply for a place at our Summer School. The application to our iGSS Summer School 2021 will be opened in February 2021. If you have any general inquiries regarding our Summer School please contact: igss[at]rub.de

… 3 December 23 December 14 December 11 December 8 December 22 DECEMBER 19 DECEMBER 13 DECEMBER 10 December 7 December 24 December 15 December 12 December 9 December 17 DECEMBER 16 December 18 RESOLV ADVENT CALENDAR 2019 RESOLV's ADVENT CALENDAR 2019 A Cover about solvation science every day! Scroll down, find the cover and click on it to see the article. 

… with all rights like full professors at RUB. Besides, we provide budget for career coaching and soft skill courses. ABOUT ECR Graduate students  Did you recently attain a Master degree? Are you looking forward to continue doing a PhD in science? The integrated Graduate School Solvation Science (iGSS) for doctoral students offers you a three-year structured graduate programme that combines cutting-edge research with a curriculum of lectures, colloquia, and workshops, centred on all areas of solvation science. about Igss Undergraduates Do you hold a B.Sc. in chemistry,…

…GSS Board NEXT ECR ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY The next ECR General Assembly will take place during the GSS Workshop on 1st/2nd October 2015 in the RUB Conference Center.  The iGSS Board meets four times a year and decides about the activities of the integrated Graduate School Solvation Science, i.e. the organization of the annual Summer School, the iGSS Workshop and the structured training program of the Graduate School. The iGSS Board consists of: The Dean of the iGSS, one representative from the group of the ECR group leaders, one representative from the group of the PhD students and the…

… The understanding of chemical reactivity is of key importance for the development and optimization of key chemical processes in both the laboratory and industry. Solvation not only changes the properties of the reactants and the products, but also affects transition states. Solvents thus influence the thermodynamics, the kinetics, and the product selectivity in liquid phase reactions. The selection of a suitable solvent frequently determines the success or failure of a chemical reaction. One example with possibly broad implications is the synthesis of enantiomeric pure products that is mandatory for any new…