Science on Stage at the Forum Wissenschaftskommunikation 2025 – Improvisational Theater Meets Quantum Physics

We are happy to announce that CRC 1333 doctoral researcher Samuel van Gele together with Juliane Braig from the theater improv group Kanonenfutter will be leading a Workshop on Dec 4, 2025 during the Forum Wissenschaftskommunikation. They will demonstrate how improvisational theater can be used as a format for science communication – using their show … Read more

CRC 1333 at the Forum Wissenschaftskommunikation 2025 in Stuttgart

We are proud to share that Yasemin Polikar, responsible for Public Relations and Event Management at the CRC 1333, will give a talk on: “Erschließung neuer Zielgruppen in der Wisskomm – wie man die Generation Z für Wissenschaft begeistern kann”. Her talk will explore how our science exhibition “Was kann Katalyse?” successfully sparked the interest … Read more

Tag der Wissenschaft / Science Day 2025

On May 24, 2025, the University of Stuttgart opened its doors to the public for Science Day (Tag der Wissenschaft), inviting visitors of all ages to experience research and teaching up close. Laboratories, exhibits, and lecture halls offered hands-on experiments, interactive demonstrations, and exciting insights into current scientific topics. The CRC 1333 had its own … Read more

Workshop Recap: FAIR Research Data Management – Basics for Chemists

From April 9–10, 2025, the CRC 1333 hosted the two-day workshop, “FAIR Research Data Management: Basics for Chemists,” in collaboration with NFDI4Chem and the University of Stuttgart. The event brought together early-career researchers and chemists interested in developing a strong foundation in research data management (RDM). Expert instructors  Dr. Annett Schröter from NFDI4Chem and Dr. … Read more

A look back on our CRC 1333 Science Exhibition “Was kann Katalyse?”

From February 11 to 25, 2025, the “Was kann Katalyse?” science exhibition took place at the Stuttgarter Rathaus, as part of the “Wissen trifft Stadt” initiative. Organized in collaboration with the City of Stuttgart, the exhibition focused on catalysis and its role in sustainable science as well as on the research performed within the CRC … Read more

CRC 1333 doctoral researchers @Spring Symposium – Cycling Chemistry in Münster

CRC 1333 doctoral researchers Alina Bauer, Liam Rautenbach, Fabian Heck, and Samuel van Gele attended the Spring Symposium – Cycling Chemistry hosted by the Junges Chemie Forum (JCF) of the German Chemical Society (GDCh e.V.) in Münster from March 12 to March 15, 2025. Fabian Heck also had the opportunity to give a talk on … Read more

CRC 1333 Science Exhibition “Was kann Katalyse?” Opening Vernissage

From February 11 to 25, 2025, the CRC 1333 Science Exhibition “Was kann Katalyse?” was held at the Stuttgart Rathaus in collaboration with the “Wissen trifft Stadt” initiative of the City of Stuttgart.  The exhibition was formaly opened on February 11, 2025 with a Vernissage at the Stuttgart Rathaus, featuring speeches by Ines Aufrecht, Head … Read more

Postdoctoral researcher Sadia Noor joins AdvanceScience Mentoring Program

We are very happy to announce that CRC 1333 postdoctoral researcher Sadia Noor has joined the AdvanceScience Mentoring Program offered by GRADUS at the University of Stuttgart. About the AdvanceScience Mentoring Program AdvanceScience is a two-year mentoring program in a 1-on-1 format for postdocs, habilitation candidates, and junior research group leaders offered by GRADUS at … Read more

Doctoral researcher Martina Paetsch becomes ZIA fellow

We are very proud to announce that CRC 1333 doctoral researcher and doctoral representative Martina Paetsch is one of the ZIA fellows of the year 2024/25, a fellowship offered by the Zeitverlag About the ZIA “Visible Women in Science” Fellowship Program The ZIA “Visible Women in Science” Fellowship Program is a year-long initiative designed to … Read more

Science is beautiful! Nanoscience photo exhibition in the Stuttgart City Hall

Samuel Van Gele, CRC 1333 doctoral researcher and passionate science communicator, has conceptualized and developed a photo exhibit that showcases the science performed at the Max-Planck Institute for Solid State Research. The interactive exhibit was displayed in the Stuttgart City Hall during the Stuttgart Science Festival, which took place from October 11-22, 2024. Visitors were … Read more