Phys. Rev. Lett.: Certain molecules with fluorine, chlorine or bromine, together with water, can release harmful substances into the atmosphere.

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.: The new system to produce certain nitrogen compounds could make the manufacture of medicines and pesticides more efficient.

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.: The solvation process is of fundamental importance for chemistry – but is very difficult to observe.

Nat. Comm.: Researchers have combined two concepts that make the system as efficient as precious metal catalysts.

Nat.Comm.: New findings pave the way for chemical reproduction of hydrogen-producing enzymes.

JACS: In catalysis, nature is sometimes more efficient than artificial systems. Researchers have copied one of the tricks.

Adv. Energy Mater.: Affordable high-performance catalysts have come within reach.

Structure: Some molecules change their spatial structure when exposed to light – in other words, they look different in light and darkness. What exactly happens during the conversion has not yet been researched in detail.

Cell Death Differ.: The protein Bax is responsible for programmed cell death. Because it is constantly changing its location, its structure has so far been difficult to determine.

Nat. Energy: The semi-artificial system is constructed like a Lego box – which opens up a wide range of applications for the future.