Congratulations to the entire team of the CRC 1333 on successfully publishing 100 peer-reviewed articles. What a wonderful achievement. Well done!

Since the start of our collaborative research center in 2018 we have grown into a highly collaborating interdisciplinary research team which reflects in almost 40% joint articles.

Today, with a consistently high quality of work we can proudly report numerous publications in leading journals from ACS Catalysis to Angewandte Chemie and Journal of the American Chemical Society.

Additionally we make an effort to publish open access with more than half of our articles accessible openly and also more than 60 corresponding datasets published with DOI.

Also check out our special issues in ChemCatChem and Chem. Eur. J.

Special Issue on “Catalysis in Confined Spaces”
https://chemistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cctc.202001941

Special Issue on “Contemporary Challenges in Catalysis” (co-edited by CRC 1333 with partners from the CataLysis network)

https://chemistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/chem.202103969

We look forward to building on that success in the future and we will continue to publish research of high quality and high relevance.

Der Beitrag 100 peer-reviewed Publications erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

Want  to learn about the role of monomeric vs dimeric rhodium oxazolidinone norbornadiene complexes in asymmetric additions?
Then read the newest CRC 1333 publication in Organometallics.

Congratulations to the authors from projects A07, B01, B03, C02, C04, C07 and S01 for their great collaborative work!

Der Beitrag New paper out in Organometallics erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

Congratulations to the authors from projects A7, B1, B3, C2, C4, C7 and S1 for their great collaborative work!

Der Beitrag New paper out in Organometallics erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

Thank you to those two for testing and especially thank you to our CRC-Hiwi Fabian Zills for the implementation of Chemotion on our server!

Now, all CRC scientists are cordially invited to test and use the software for their daily work.

Please find more info here  and login info here (internal Login to CRC member area required).

All CRC scientists please create an account by 04. September 2020.  We will then generate groups, that will make it easy for collaborators and colleagues to share their data with you.

If you plan to use Chemotion regularly, please also let the CRC office know by 04. September 2020. We would then like to implement automatic updates of analytical data for your work routine.

To facilitate your start with the ELN, we will have an obligatory workshop on Chemotion by a Chemotion expert from KIT in the fall. There, you will have the opportunity to ask questions about the software that are specific for your work. As the software is still being developed, the workshop can also be a forum to ask for missing functionality that you would need to make it useful for your daily work.

To be able to do so, please start testing the software for your use case as soon as possible!

As soon as a date is fixed we will circulate the information within the community.

If you encounter any technical difficulties, please contact Fabian Zills

For user questions Felix and Mario kindly offer their help. Please contact them directly or post your question via Slack, #chemotion-eln.

Der Beitrag CRC 1333 ELN – Users wanted! erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

“Asymmetric Catalysis in Liquid Confinement: Probing the Performance of Novel Chiral Rhodium Diene Complexes in Microemulsions and Conventional Solvents”
M. Deimling, M. Kirchhof, B. Schwager, Y. Qawasmi, A. Savin, T. Mühlhäuser, W. Frey, B. Claasen, A. Baro, T. Sottmann, S. Laschat,

Chem. Eur. J. 2019, 10.1002/chem.201900947.

It will be published within the special edition of the journal for the conference “Organometallic Catalysis Directed Towards Organic Synthesis (OMCOS)”.

Please find the submitted version of the article free of charge on the Laschat group page here.

Der Beitrag New Publication: Asymmetric Catalysis in Liquid Confinement erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.