Working groups of the Faculty of Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
A. Galstyan: Photoaktive Nanomaterials
S. Heiles: Lipidomics
T. C. Schmidt: Substance-specific isotope analytics
O.J.Schmitz: Chromatography and mass spectrometry
Organic Chemistry
G. Haberhauer: Chiral molecular machines
N.N.: Functional supramolecular systems and self-assembled nanomaterials
T.Schrader: Biosupramolecular chemistry
M. Giese: Functional liquid crystalline aggregates
J.Niemeyer: Supramolecular catalysts and chemosensors
J.Voskuhl: Biosupramolecular chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
S. Disch: Inorganic material chemistry
M. Epple: Solid state chemistry
K. Exner: Theoretical inorganic chemistry
S. Schulz: Preparative organometallic chemistry
Physical chemistry
K. F. Domke: solid/liquid interfaces and spectro-elektrochemistry
J. Gutmann: Polymer nanoparticles and hybrid materials
E. Hasselbrink: Chemical reactions on surfaces
C. Mayer: Soft nanocapsules and nanoparticles
S. Schlücker: Molecular biophotonics and nanodiagnostics
Environmental microbiology and biotechnology (UMB)
R. Meckenstock: Pollutant degradation in groundwater
B. Siebers: Carbohydrate metabolism in archaea from basics to application
Technical chemistry
S. Barcikowski: Nanoparticles by laser ablation
M. Ulbricht: Intelligent polymers and membranes
C. Andronescu: Electrochemical catalysis
Didactics of Chemistry
M. Ropohl: Diagnosis and motivation
S. Rumann: Problem-solving and the didactics of general elementary studies
E. Sumfleth: Prerequisites and environments for learning
M. Walpuski: Experimental phases and competence measuring
Theoretical chemistry
G. Jansen: Quantum chemical methods for intermolecular forces
E. Spohr: Molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo simulations
Research Center One Health Ruhr
A. Probst: Environmental Metagenomics