Research and project areas
A01 Ab initio Modelling of Fe in Molecular, Surface and Bulk Surroundings Roser Valentí
Institute for Theoretical Physics
Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main
A02 Structural Dynamics of Iron Molybdate Catalysts for Alcohol Selective Oxidation Using In Situ and Operando Spectroscopies and Diffraction Christian Hess, Marc Armbrüster, Ulrike I. Kramm
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
A03 Activity-Stability-Transport Correlations of Iron-Molybdate-Based Catalysts in Oxidative Dehydrogenation of Ethanol Tanja Franken, Andreas Dreizler
Department of Chemistry, Department of Mechanical Engineering
TU Darmstadt
A04 Iron-Containing Intermetallic Compounds and Complex Oxides: Properties of Bulk and Oxidized Surfaces
Angela Möller
Department of Chemistry
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
A05E Exploratory Syntheses of Oxoferrates and Iron Oxide Fluorides in Higher Oxidation States Florian Kraus
Department of Chemistry
Philipps-Universität Marburg
A06N Spatially Resolved Operando Characterization for Tuning Iron-Based Catalysts for Oxidative Dehydrogenation Reactions Christian Hess
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
A07N Investigating the Effects of Spatial Catalyst Modifications and Elemental Tuning on Fe Based ODH Catalysts by XAS Tanja Franken
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
A08N Multimodal Characterization of Iron Molybdate Catalysts: From Local Structures to Dynamic Optimization under ODH Conditions Thomas Lunkenbein
Faculty of Biology, Chemistry and Earth Sciences
University of Bayreuth
B01 Tailored Force Fields of Iron Complexes for the Precise Prediction of Redox Potentials Vera Krewald
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
B02E Synthesis, Physical and Catalytic Properties of Extended Macrocyclic FeN4 Complexes Herbert Plenio
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
B03 Understanding Electronic Structure and Reactivity of Open-Shell Iron Compounds by Solution NMR Spectroscopy Markus Enders
Department of Chemistry
Universität Heidelberg
B04 Prediction and Analysis of Magnetic Interactions in Dinuclear Iron Complexes Vera Krewald
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
B05 Combined Operando NMR and UV-Vis Spectroscopic Monitoring of Fe-catalysed Cross Coupling Reactions Christina Thiele
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
B06E Precisely Embedded Iron/Nitrogen Catalytic Centers in N-Doped Carbon Nanotubes for Electrocatalysis Jörg Schneider
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
B07 In Situ and Multi-frequency EPR for FeNC Materials and Model Complexes Alexander Schnegg
Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion
B08 Influence of Clusters and Nanoparticles on the Electronic State of Iron in Single-Atom Catalysts of Type FeNC Ulrike I. Kramm
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
B09N Elucidating the Impact of Iron Oxide Nanoclusters on the Catalytic Performance at FeN4 Centers – a Computational Study Elena Kolodzeiski
B10N NMR Hyperpolarization with Iron Catalysts Torsten Gutmann
Department of Chemistry
University of Paderborn
C01 Tailoring Magnetic Properties of Iron by Non-Equilibrium Interstitial Engineering in Thin Films Lambert Alff
Department of Material Science
TU Darmstadt
C02
Interplay Between Magnetism and Crystalline Environments in Fe-Based Intermetallic Compounds Hongbin Zhang
Department of Material Science
TU Darmstadt
C03
Toward Tetragonalisation of Bulk Fe-Based Alloys with High Defect Population Oliver Gutfleisch
Department of Material Science
TU Darmstadt
C04E
In Situ Monitoring of Iron-Catalysed Reactions by High-Field NMR Spectroscopy Gerd Buntkowsky
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
C05
Influence of Promoters and Poisons on Iron (Alloy) Nanoparticles for the Selective Hydrogenation of Alkynes to Alkenes Marcus Rose
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
C06
Influence of the Coordination Environment of Fe-Based Materials on the Electrochemical Stability Marc Ledendecker
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
C07
Influence of Tetrele Atoms as Ligands on the Optical, Magnetic and Redox Beauvoir of Fe Rolf Schäfer
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
C08
Electronic Structure and Redox Properties of Iron in Different Environments Studied by Valence and Core Level Spectroscopies Jan Philipp Hofmann
Department of Material Science
TU Darmstadt
C09N Chemical Potential as Guide to Tune Iron’s Reactivity in Catalysis Marc Armbrüster
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
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Public Relations and Outreach Markus Prechtl
Department of Chemistry, Didactics of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
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Preparation of Reference Compounds Barbara Albert, Kathrin Hofmann
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt
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Ulrike Kramm
Department of Chemistry
TU Darmstadt