We wish all our friends, colleagues and cooperation partners a happy New Year! [Read more]

Miriam was appointed to the editorial board of iScience, a new interdisciplinary open access journal launched by Cell Press. Looking forward to contributing to this great endeavor! [Read more]

We are hiring! We have 2 PhD positions in organic synthesis with intended starting date April 1st 2018. Application deadline is January 31st 2018. For more details see the job opening on the sidebar. [Read more]

We celebrated a wonderful team, exciting science and a great and successful year with great food at our Christmas party. Happy Christmas!

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Yesterday, Tobia and Miriam were giving talks in the seminar of the graduate school BIOINTERFACE at TU Wien. Tobia spoke about “Self-assembly of shape- and function-anisotropic colloidal particles” and Miriam’s talk was entitled “Pigments & Polymers – Synthesis and applications of organic high-performance materials”. [Read more]

Our project “Cellular Color Chart” (3C) in co-operation with Prof. Giulio Superti-Furga (PI)  and Dr. Stefan Kubicek, both Research center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (CeMM), was approved for funding by the WWTF (Vienna Science and Technology Fund) within the Life Sciences 2017 Call on Chemical Biology. [Read more]

We welcome our new research intern Lukas who joins us for an internship on hydrothermal polymerization. [Read more]

Today, Michi gave his BSc presentation on H-bonding in molecular co-crystals. Excellent presentation – the whole team remains impressed and congratulates! [Read more]

Yesterday, Miriam received this year’s PHÖNIX award in the category “prototypes” for our work on generating highly crystalline polymers by hydrothermal polymerization. The ceremony took place in the wonderful Haus der Industrie. Honored for receiving the PHÖNIX! Read the press release here. [Read more]

The Vienna Ball of Sciences brings together scientists of all disciplines to celebrate Vienna’s scientific community. Miriam acts as one of the ambassadors for 2018’s Ball of Sciences. Read Miriam’s statement here. [Read more]