We are very happy to welcome within the CRC 1333 Colloquium Series:
Angelika Brückner
Professor of the Leibniz-Institut for Catalysis
at the University of Rostock
Topic: Special sites in special environment – How to create and identify active species in heterogeneous catalysts?
via WebEx video conference
Meeting-ID: 121 740 7776
Kenncode: JJmFAWYi328
Meeting Link: https://unistuttgart.webex.com/unistuttgart/j.php?MTID=m2947f2ce1ffec9ef3c1d2756f1381e39
Her Research Activities:
Scientific and technical experiences
- Application of physico-chemical methods for monitoring catalysts in status operandi (operando spectroscopy: in particular EPR, UV-vis, Raman)
- catalyst characterization
- structure-function relationships in catalysis
Present main research topics
- structure-function relationships of catalysts based on transition metal oxides and supported metals in transformations of hydrocarbons (selective oxidation, dehydrogenation, oligomerization)
- simultaneous couplings of several operando methods for monitoring heterogeneous catalytic gas phase reactions
- adaption of operando methods for liquid phase processes (homogeneous and heterogeneous) under elevated pressure
- adaption of coupled in situ-methods for monitoring catalyst synthesis
- catalytically active transition metal centres in zeolites
The CRC cordially invites all who are interested to the lecture.
