The wintersemester lecture series continues with Professor Matthias Beller

The Summer Semester 2013 Lecture Series ends with Professor Takuzo Aida from the University of Tokyo on September 26, 2013 in Lecture Hall C at 17:15.

The Summer Semester 2013 Lecture Series continues with Professor Myongsoo Lee from the Seoul National University on September 19th, 2013, Lecture Hall C, 17:15

David Bialas, from Professor Würthner’s research group, is awarded with a „Chemiefonds-Stipend“ for completing his dissertation about „Supramolekulare p/n Heteregrenzflächen: Modellsysteme für die organische Photovoltaik“.

Ulrich Mayerhöffer, who successfully defended his PhD thesis with distinction on "Synthese, Eigenschaften und funktionale Anwendung von NIR absorbierenden Squarainen" on February 15, 2012, was chosen as an awardee by the VAA Foundation.

At this year’s Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau the Institute of Organic Chemistry is particularly well represented by three young researchers.

The summer semester 2013 lecture series (Research Group FOR 1809 / GDCh) continues with Professor Marcel Mayor, Full Professor of Chemistry at the University of Basel, speaking about "Supramolecular Systems at Various Dimensions: from single molecule junctions to nanoscale objects".

With numerous anecdotes and spectacular structures a visibly good humored Peter J. Stang provided for an utterly amusing Siegfried Hünig Lecture 2013

Another big success for the natural sciences at the University of Würzburg: No other German university achieved a higher proportion of top 10% publications in the renowned Leiden Ranking of 500 major universities worldwide.

2nd SolTech Workshop completed in Monastery Banz / Bad Staffelstein from 11.04. - 13.04.2013

The winter semester 2012/2013 lecture series of the Center for Nanosystems Chemistry will continue with Professor Nazario Martin, full professor of organic chemistry at Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain), who will speak on "Supramolecular Chemistry of Carbon Nanostructures: Concave-convex interactions".