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… About 50 groups are working in our three Research Areas: Research Area I:  Local Solvent Fluctuations in Heterogeneous Systems Research Area II: Solvent Control of Chemical Dynamics and Reactivity Research Area III:  Solvation under Extreme Conditions RESOLV Scientists Principal Investigators Participating Scientists RESOLV's first funding period (2012-2018) - The scientists

…Executive Board The Executive Board is the main administrative decision panel of RESOLV. The executive board has seven permanent members: The Cluster’s speaker, who represents RESOLV; one coordinator for each of the three research areas; the representatives for the Gender Board, the Graduate School and the Early Career Researchers, respectively. The board meets once a month to define the Cluster’s strategic agenda, oversee its activities, allocate budget for research and other activities.

… Knowledge and Tech transfer Young students are the future scientists. With the  Alfried Krupp School Laboratory, RESOLV wants to give students of age 14-16 the opportunity to perform their first inquiries and experiments. But RESOLV aims also at the teachers of those students: In 2017 we prepared a special issue on Solvation in the renewed magazine "Chemie in unserer Zeit". On the other hand we organize workshops, events and excursions to bring RESOLV in touch with the industry: For example, in 2015 RESOLV participated as exhibitor at the  ACHEMA2015, a chemical industry…

… and laser spectroscopist Richard Saykally, several groups at UC Berkeley have established the local research consortium California explores Solvation (CALSOLV). Since 2014, Berkeley scientists address the intricate details of solvation in close collaboration with the researchers in Germany. The RESOLV/CALSOLV partnership thrives on topics such as X-ray spectroscopy of liquids and solutions, enzyme catalysis, and ab initio calculations of solvated structures and chemical reactions. The RuhrCal collaboration has started to produce multiple joint publications. California explores Solvation -…

…DECEMBER 21 December 20 December 5 DECEMBER 4 December 6 December 2 DECEMBER 1 December 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. 

… have an idea but don’t know how to put it into reality? Then drop-in at TranSOLV and talk to us. Or step on our offers, such as on-site visits to industry, career development training, or meet the professionals in a relaxed atmosphere. Interested in solvation research? We welcome you as a visitor to RESOLV. See us at fairs, meet us inside our research building ZEMOS, for example during the Solvation Science Industry Partners Day, and meet our talents. RESOLV provides an open research environment. We believe that sharing know-how means sharing benefits, that cooperation projects are short-cuts to…

… for graduate students who enter the iGSS at master level. IN THE FIRST YEAR STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO: develop an individual training and supervision plan jointly with their thesis advisors attend an introductory lecture to Solvation Science complete a scientific writing course that is organized by RESOLV's  ECR Board or by the  RUB Research School defend their graduate project at a RESOLV retreat or workshop participate in the annual  Summer School Solvation Science IN THE SECOND YEAR STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO: choose an additional lecture based on their individual training plan…