Talks & events
Helge Bode, "Natural products of microbes and men: Microbial chemical ecology and synthetic biology"
Dr. Sami Lakhdar, Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France: "Making and Breaking Chemical Bonds with Visible Light"
Guillaume Clavé, "Application of the sulfo-click reaction in the field of nucleic acid chemistry"
News
Papers of the week
In the media
- Scientists discover a cause of long COVID fatigue (Knowridge Science Report, 17.12.2022)
- Rare toxic algae behind fish deaths in river Oder, say researchers (Reuters, 19.8.22)
- NMR Upgrade Enables Protein Characterization at Physiological Concentrations (Technology Networks, 10.8.22)
- Nanosponges on graphene make efficient filters of industrial wastewater (Canada Today, 5.8.22)
The Faculty's mission
Why Chemistry?
All matter is made of chemicals. Chemistry therefore has a central position within the natural sciences. In addition, we live in a scientific-technical civilization in which chemistry makes an important contribution to improving our quality of life, e.g. through the development of novel substances or active agents. The faculty is committed to a fundamental broad education in the field of chemistry and to the special development of its focal research areas. [more]
VIDEO SERIES "Considering this ..."
Bachelorstudium Chemie (in German)
Master of Chemistry
Master of Biological Chemistry
Master of Food Chemistry
Master of Chemistry and Technology of Materials
The video series "Considering this ..." aims at giving insights: what does our study programs offer? What are opportunities and challenges? How can you combine your studies and your job? What are your career perspectives? Teachers and students provide you with answers to these questions.
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Insights
Composition of images obtained via structured illumination microscopy and laser confocal microscopy at the Core Facility Multimodal Imaging. From left to right: colloidal microrods, appearance of mitochondrial superoxide in THP-1 macrophages, activity profiling of metallodrugs on tumor spheroids, fluorescent nanocrystals, interaction between mesoporous silica nanocarriers and intestinal microbiome. © Core Facility Multimodal Imaging