News
March, 2018
Our joint project with Stefanie Tschierlei (Ulm University) has been selected for participation in the DFG Priority Program SPP2102 - Light-controlled reactivity of metal complexes.
Link to SPP website.
March, 2018
The impact of the type of reactor and the catalytic conditions on the photocatalytic H
2 production was published in ChemistrySelect.
Read here. Please, also see the new CoverPicture.
February, 2018
Our joint study about the nature of the excited state of a heteroleptic copper photosensitizer by using time-resolved X-ray absorption spectroscopy has been published in Chem. Eur. J.
Read here.
January, 2018
Tatjana Basile started with her bachelor thesis. We wish a lot of success!
January, 2018
Sarah Maier has completed her project work about novel copper photosensitizers including anchor groups successfully.
November, 2017
Our new review in Coord. Chem. Rev. about copper photosensitizers is online.
Read here.
October, 2017
Fabian Zills and Sarah Maier joined the group for their bachelor thesis and a research internship, respectively. Welcome!
October, 2017
Robin Giereth passed his Master thesis with great success. We wish Robin all the best for his PhD studies at the Ulm University.
October, 2017
Robin's work about novel Cu(I) photosensitizers containing P^N ligands was recently published in Chemistry - A European Journal.
Read here our article.
October, 2017
Robin Giereth received a poster prize for his contribution about novel Cu(I) photosensitizers containing P^N ligands at the Solchem conference in Ulm. Great!
September, 2017
Lukas Horndasch passed his Bachelor thesis with great success. We wish Lukas all the best for his master studies at the LMU in Munich.
September, 2017
Robin Giereth received a poster prize for his contribution about novel Cu(I) photosensitizers containing P^N ligands at the ICCE conference in Erlangen. Congratulations!
September, 2017
A joint XAS and DFT study of 18 different [FeFe]H2ase model complexes was recently published in Dalton Trans.
Read here.
Welcome to the homepage of the karnahl research group. We are part of the Institute of Organic Chemistry at the University of Stuttgart. The homepage provides an overview about our current research interests, recent publications and open positions. For further details please check the different pages and enjoy reading.
”... I believe that water will be one day employed as fuel,
... water will be the coal of the future.“
Jules Verne ("The Mysterious Island", 1874)
Keywords
solar fuels, artificial photosynthesis, homogeneous catalysis, hydrogen production, CO
2 reduction,
ATRA and CDC reactions, copper photosensitizers, enzyme models, ligand design, organic synthesis,
structure-property-relationships, catalytic intermediates, photophysics
Last change: 13 Mar, 2018
