Sustainable Advanced Materials
A school class of the Polgar Gymnasium Vienna visited our lab today. Miriam gave them a lecture on hydrothermal synthesis of organic materials, followed by a lab tour of our facilities at the TU Wien. It was great to have them! [Read more]
As runner for CeMM, Miriam participated in the “13. Lauf für die Krebsforschung” (13th Run for Cancer Research) organized by the Medizinische Universität Wien in cooperation with different entities. Miriam ran 22 miles (35 km) corresponding to a donation of 220 €. [Read more]
Miriam, Hipassia, Fabián, Grzegorz, and Alonso participated in the CeMM Outing 2019. In this years outing alongside with Joachin Rajek from TÜV Austria, Miriam introduced the attendees to the world of materials, their origin, classes and relevance to science. What a great day in science! [Read more]
This week, Miriam visited the group of Prof. Richard Bourne and gave a talk in the seminar of the School of Chemical and Process Engineering of the University of Leeds entitled: “Hydrothermal Synthesis of Organic Molecules“. [Read more]
Miriam gave an invited talk entitled “Nothing but Water: Hydrothermal Synthesis of N-Heterocycle-Based Materials” at the 18th Blue Danube Symposium on Heterocyclic Chemistry (BDSHC2019) of the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia. Great conference – thanks much to the organizers! [Read more]
We are very delighted to present our new PhD student Jenny, who is pursuing his PhD on automation of hydrothermal synthesis. Jenny is part of the CeMM PhD Program. The team is very happy to have you and wish you all the best for your research, Jenny. [Read more]
Marianne was awarded with the FemChem travel grant for attending the International Symposium on Porous Organic Polymers (POPs 2019) in Heidelberg. Well done Marianne!
Marwan was awarded with the prestigious VATAT Fellowship by the Israeli Ministry of Higher Education for his postdoc research on hydrothermal synthesis of dyes. The whole team is very proud – congratulations Marwan! [Read more]
We welcome Eleonora and Johannes, who will be working together with Marianne and Musthafa respectively on hydrothermal synthesis of high performance materials. We wish you all the best with your syntheses! In the picture from left to write: Musthafa, Johannes, Eleonora, and Marianne. [Read more]
Miriam visited the University of Liverpool this week and gave an inspirational talk at the career event “What do you want to be when you grow up? ” for PhD students and postdocs. Moreover, Miriam also gave a talk on our research at the chemistry department’s seminar entitled “Hydrothermal Synthesis of Organic Materials”. [Read more]