Highlight Publications


26
Apr 2019
  • Paper

Improving the lifetime of bioelectrodes for solar energy conversion

JACS: The key to a long life for bioelectrodes lies in an oxygen-free environment.

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29
Mar 2019
  • Highlight
  • Event

RESOLV kicks-off a fresh start at the annual retreat.

The cluster members discussed about the new research topics, confirmed current representatives for ECR Board (Merten) and Gender Board (Bordignon).

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27
Mar 2019
  • Paper

How brain cells curb proteins linked to neurodegernative diseases

EMBO J: RESOLV scientists identified a protein quality control mechanism against misfolded proteins, mediated by the LUBAC complex

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26
Mar 2019
  • Paper

Converting biomass by applying mechanical force

Ang.Chem.Int.Ed.: Nanoscientists have discovered a new reaction mechanism to cleave cellulose efficiently and environmentally friendly. (German version below)

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15
Mar 2019
  • Paper

Nano-sized cages differentiate chiral compounds in solution

Angew.Chem.: First report of a self-assembled coordination cage based on chiral helicenes

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11
Mar 2019
  • Paper
  • Gender

RESOLV scientists in the spotlight for the International Women's day

Angew. Chem.: Special issue features top research from excellent women scientists.

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22
Dec 2018
  • Paper

Structure and function of photosynthesis protein explained in detail

Science: Photosynthetic complex I is a key element in photosynthetic electron transport, but little has been known about it so far.

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07
Dec 2018
  • Paper

How ice particles promote the formation of radicals

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

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04
Dec 2018
  • Paper

Optimised catalyst saves energy and time

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

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20
Nov 2018
  • Paper

How a crystal is solvated in water

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

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