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Congratulations to Johanna!

Johanna did a joint PhD with us and TU Dresden and our partner Albena Lederer. Thank you for the excellent collaboration, Albena!

Sep
2020

Congratulations to Marvin!

The Lord of the (Boxing) Rings is our most newly minted PhD graduate - well done, Marvin, we are so proud!

Aug
2020

Congratulations to Matthias!

Our latest PhD graduate working on wavelength orthogonal photochemical flow synthesis. We are very proud of you!

Aug
2020

Congratulations to Jordan!

Congratulations to our most recent PhD graduate Jordan Hooker! Well done!

Jul
2020

Macro Group UK Medal for Outstanding Achievement

Professor Christopher Barner-Kowollik has been rewarded with the prestigious Macro Group UK Medal for Outstanding Achievement

Jul
2020

Cover: Advanced Functional Materials

Precisely Controlled Microsphere Design via Visible-Light Crosslinking of Functional Prepolymers

Jun
2020

Congratulations to Dr. Florian Feist!

Florian did an impressive work during the past 3 years and we wish him all the best at the KIT node.

Jun
2020

Cover: Advanced Functional Materials

Rapid Assembly of Small Materials Building Blocks (Voxels) into Large Functional 3D Metamaterials

May
2020

Cover: Chemical Communications

On-Demand Acid-Gated Fluorescence Switch-On in Photo-Generated Nanospheres

Jan
2020

Cover: Macromolecular Rapid Communications

Wavelength Selective Folding of Single Polymer Chains with Different Colors of Visible Light

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