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A very close look at surfaces and the “big playground” of electrosynthesis

Ernst Haage Prize shows: Research in Chemistry is versatile more

Looking for the “perfect chemical reaction”

Prof. Benjamin List receives 10 million euros in funding from the Werner Siemens Foundation for a new research project. more

Minerva's daughters: How Petra Pikulová followed the call of science to Mülheim

The daughters of Minerva are using curiosity as a compass. more

Unlocking the Future of Green Hydrogen: Innovations in Single Atom Catalysts

Tüysüz group publishes two exciting papers in high-level journals more

An artist’s rendition of the new catalytic method for asymmetric fragmentation of cyclopropanes.

An organic catalyst offers chemists precise control over a vital step in activating hydrocarbons more

<span><span><span><span>“You helped Mülheim to achieve worldwide recognition</span></span></span></span> in science”

Frank Neese receives the ‘Ruhrpreis für Kunst und Wissenschaft’ of the City of Mülheim an der Ruhr more

Berfin Göker is one of the best apprentices in Mülheim, Essen and Oberhausen.

Chamber of Industry and Commerce honors particularly successful apprentices more

Ana Mateos Calbet works as a PhD student at the MPI für Kohlenforschung.

Ana Mateos Calbet works as a PhD student at the institute more

Prof. Ferdi Schüth has been elected Second Vice President of the GDNÄ

Chemist from Mülheim will be president of the Society in future more

Barbara Lechner receives the Ernst Haage Prize 2024.

Young chemist from Munich receives renowned award of the Mülheim Max Planck Institutes more

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