TeichertLab @TUC

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Preferring postcards, but we're also on social media. Passionate about catalysis for organic chemistry and funky molecules @TU Chemnitz (Germany).

What a way to kick off the fall term! We had the pleasure of hosting John Molloy from MPI Golm at TU Chemnitz this week. Truly inspiring chemistry revolving around Boron-containing molecules and radicals coming out of his lab. Found the time for a sunset picture with Kalle as well... #CHEMnitz 🧪⚗️

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As part of the CATALOOP doctoral network, my group is looking for potential candidates for PhD research in the field of data-driven asymmetric catalysis. Please see here for a list of CATALOOP projects available: cataloop.eu Also check out the openings in the groups of the other PIs involved.

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Our review on geometry control and dynamics together with the McGonigal group from York university came out today in Nature Synthesis. rdcu.be/dH6Np Thanks to all involved, hopefully this sparks new ideas in hydrocarbon chemistry and beyond.

Geometry-controlled reactivity and dynamics in organic molecules

Nature Synthesis - Geometry control in organic reactions can be used to promote dynamic processes or stabilize reactive transition states. This Review discusses the concept of geometry control, its...

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Thinking back to the #StöckhardtLecture a couple of weeks back. I think it is great not only for students but also for the researchers to have an truely inspiring talk. This one by Ben Feringa really stood out and it certainly filled up our "science enthusiasm battery". #CHEMnitz #chemsky 🧪

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Michael Sommer@mikedelity.bsky.social · 2y ago

Today the Institute for Chemistry @TUChemnitz hosted Ben Feringa @FeringaLab on the occasion of the newly inaugurated #Stöckhardt lecture. Thank you Ben for making all the way along and a fantastic talk and Johannes @TeichertLab for organizing! #CHEMnitz #Chemsky

Ben Feringa explaining the principle of switchable chiral catalysts

Good to have the lecture seasong running again! Last week we had Irena Stará and Ivo Stary (IOCB Prague) as visitors in Chemnitz and heard a very scholarly presentation about helicenes by Irena. Thanks for coming over from Prague! #CHEMnitz

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