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Luminous Molecules
Researchers develop complex dye molecules in three simple steps
12-Nov-2020
Many people know the effect from discos when “black light” makes clothes or writing boards glow. The reason for this are so-called fluorescent dyes. They send back part of the light they are exposed to in a slightly different way and thus glow. Particularly large fluorescent molecules are often ...
Inhoffen Medal 2019 awarded to specialist for synthetic organic chemistry
08-Apr-2019
Medically relevant compounds can often be found in nature. To make them suitable for drugs, they need to be isolated from their natural sources. If sufficient quantities of the agent cannot be isolated in that manner, chemical synthesis comes into play. Without chemical synthesis, many agents ...
Diatom ooze sediments are a large marine mercury sink
Sediments reveal mercury pollution in Antarctica since the beginning of the industrial period
30-Jul-2018
Mercury has been used and released by humans by multiple processes such as gold and silver mining and emissions of mercury to the atmosphere by coal burning, to name the most important ones. These processes have caused strong enrichment of mercury in the environment especially in aquatic systems. ...
American biochemist to receive this year's Inhoffen Medal
12-Apr-2013
How do bacteria cope when exposed to toxic mercury, how are they able to outlast antibiotics, and how can they be killed using so-called "suicide inhibitors?" These are but a few of the many research topics US biochemist Christopher Walsh has devoted his career as a scientist to. Walsh will be ...
Novel bio-based polymer: Young Academics Award for Scientist of TU Braunschweig
27-Aug-2010
Stefanie Kind, PhD student at the Institute of Biochemical Engineering of the Technische Universität Braunschweig, was awarded with the prestigious “Young Metabolic Engineer Award” During the Metabolic Engineering Conference in Jeju, South Korea, an international jury selected five most excellent ...
Merck, Applied Materials and Braunschweig University Awarded Funding for OLED Research by German Government
18-Nov-2009
Merck KGaA, Applied Materials, Inc. and Braunschweig University of Technology (TU-BS) announced that they have been awarded a grant by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) to develop processes to lower the cost of manufacturing organic light-emitting diode (OLED) lighting. ...
Making cars and airplanes cheaper, safer and more efficient
DFG funds 2 major instruments to test components made of fiber-reinforced composites
11-Nov-2008
Two novel testing facilities for materials research will be provided to the Technical University of Braunschweig and Hamburg University of Technology by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation). For the first time in a university environment, these two major ...
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