Group

Prof. Dr. Tobias Hertel

Chair of Physical Chemistry II

more information about Prof. Dr. Tobias Hertel

• Room 123
• Phone* (direct) 86300
• Phone* (secretary) 86301
• E-Mail tobias.hertel@uni-wuerzburg.de

Dr. Friedrich Schöppler

Dr. Schöppler completed his PhD in 2012 and ever since has tried to make the study of physical chemistry as meaningful and enjoyable as possible. In addition to his enthusiasm for teaching, including chemistry didactic studies, he focuses on helping PhD, Master, Bachelor and internship students with everyday problems in the lab or with the analysis of their data. His expertise is focussed on fluorescence and Raman microscopy and spectroscopy.

• Room 106
• Phone* 88640
• E-Mail friedrich.schoeppler@uni-wuerzburg.de

Dr. Klaus Eckstein

Klaus completed his PhD in the group in October 2019 and has continued as postdoc. Currently, he leads efforts on the spectroscopic investigations of doped low-dimensional semiconductors.

• Room: 116
• Phone*: 88969
• E-Mail: klaus.eckstein@uni-wuerzburg.de

Martina Wederhake          

Martina joined the group for her master thesis in January 2019. For her PhD she investigates the functionalization of carbon nanotubes and in her spare time likes to bake.

• Room 115
• Phone* 89254
• E-Mail martina.wederhake@uni-wuerzburg.de

Maximilian Elfert          

Maximilian joined the group in March 2020 for his Master thesis and stayed for his PhD. He works on ultrafast spectroscopy of 2D semiconductors and enjoys playing the piano in his free time.

• Room 116
• Phone* 89300
• E-Mail maximilian.elfert@uni-wuerzburg.de

Patrick Grenzer              

Patrick joined the group for his master thesis in April 2020 and presently continues with his PhD research on the two-dimensional photophysics of exfoliated organic-inorganic perovskites. His spare time is all about playing soccer and doing other sports.

• Room 206
• Phone* 87455
• E-Mail patrick.grenzer@uni-wuerzburg.de

Daniel Noll (geb. Müller)   

Daniel’s PhD thesis involves spectroscopic investigations of doped and functionalized carbon nanotubes. He spends his free time doing sports, especially table tennis.

• Room 206
• Phone* 87926
• E-Mail daniel.mueller@uni-wuerzburg.de

Heiko Lackinger     

Heiko joined the group for his master thesis in June 2021. His PhD research is focused on temperature dependend ultrafast spectroscopy of doped carbon based nanomaterials. He is also a connoisseur and enjoyer of various (small) sports such as football, teqball and many others.

• Room 206
• Phone* 86988
• E-Mail heiko.lackinger@uni-wuerzburg.de

Moritz Limbacher          

Moritz joined the group in July 2024 for his PhD. He investigates excitons in two-dimensional materials, focusing on understanding their fundamental properties. His research aims to manipulate excitonic behaviors, providing deeper insights into the dynamics and interactions within these materials. He enjoys e-sports and playing the piano in his free time.

• Room 115
• Phone* 84194
• E-Mail moritz.limbacher@uni-wuerzburg.de

Filip Salamadija (master thesis)     

• Room 115
• E-Mail filip.salamadija@stud-mail.uni-wuerzburg.de

Judith Jung (internship)  

• Room
• Phone*
• E-Mail judith.jung@stud-mail.uni-wuerzburg.de

Luca-Sophie Bien (Zulassungsarbeit Lehramt)

• Room 115
• E-Mail luca-sophie.bien@stud-mail.uni-wuerzburg.de