Events from October 22, 2018 – July 29, 2019 – Collaborative Research Center 1333

CRC 1333 Graduate Seminar — M. Sc. Yannick Weidemann and Dr. Andrés Rodríguez Camargo

crcuser1333 — Thu, 28 May 2026 07:00:00 +0000

“Recent Advances in Water Confinement in COFs and Their Electrocatalytic Application”

M. Sc. Yannick Weidemann, Dr. Andrés Rodríguez Camargo; Prof. Bettina Lotsch, Prof. Kristina Tschulik (project A03, Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs) in electrocatalytic CO₂ reductions)

Further information to follow.

Date: 28/05/2026
Time: 9:00 am – 10:00 am
Place: U34.150, Universitätsstrasse 34 (campus.guest)

This seminar provides a regular forum for exchange in the doctoral and postdoctoral community of the CRC 1333 and will take place biweekly during term time. Therefore, all full and associated staff members should take part on a regular basis. Non-Stuttgart-based researchers can join via Webex.

Der Beitrag CRC 1333 Graduate Seminar — M. Sc. Yannick Weidemann and Dr. Andrés Rodríguez Camargo erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

CRC 1333 Colloquium: Dr. Benjamin Schieweck

crcuser1333 — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 12:00:00 +0000

We are very happy to welcome within the CRC 1333 Colloquium Series:

Dr. Benjamin Schieweck

Thursday, June 25, 2026, 02:00-03:00 pm

OXEA

Topic: “tba“

More information will follow soon.

The CRC cordially invites all who are interested to the lecture.

Der Beitrag CRC 1333 Colloquium: Dr. Benjamin Schieweck erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

865. WE-Heraeus-Seminar “Confinement Control on the Molecular Level: Principles, Mechanisms, Applications”

crcuser1333 — Sat, 12 Sep 2026 22:00:00 +0000

Invited CRC 1333 Speakers:

Dr. Kristyna Pluhackova
Prof. Niels Hansen

Geometrical confinement is relevant to various disciplines, ranging from the natural sciences via the life sciences to the material science field. Confinement effects have far-reaching influences. They shape efficient hydrodynamic flows, deepen the understanding of biological processes, advance carbon capture technologies, and provide new chemical reactivities. So far, much of the research has focused on demonstrating the importance of confinement in physical and chemical systems while neglecting the fundamental principles that govern these effects. Thus, not much is known about how and why exactly confinement effects modulate key physical phenomena, alter reactivities, or change product selectivity and material properties. As a result, essential questions remain unanswered — what are the underlying physical mechanisms at play in confinement, and how do they alter atomic interactions and influence dynamical properties?
Whereas selected specific cases and systems have been studied by experimental computational means, the prediction of confinement effects remains challenging due to a lack of general rules and a common language. With the help of the WE-Heraeus foundation, we will bring together experimentalists and theoreticians to discuss recent findings, match these with confinement effects in 2D, 1D, or 0D spaces, and develop general guidelines that will be applied in calculations and machine learning.
In the interdisciplinary WE-Heraeus seminar, we will connect early career researchers with established scientists to create solid scientific networks.

The conference language will be English. The Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Foundation bears the cost of full-board accommodation for all participants.

For all participants of this seminar, except invited speakers, it is required to apply for admittance. Application deadline: July 5, 2026

To apply please use this link: https://indico.we-heraeus-stiftung.de/event/50/registrations/143/

Der Beitrag 865. WE-Heraeus-Seminar “Confinement Control on the Molecular Level: Principles, Mechanisms, Applications” erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

Mental Health Workshop for Doctoral Students

Kamila Parastatidou — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Join in a one-day workshop designed to help doctoral students suffering from stress, doubts and anxiety connected to their doctoral studies. Learn how to boost your mental health and deal with stressful situations from our expert coach Silvia Balaban, head of the Recalibration GmbH.
Participation in the workshop will be rewarded with one credit point for your doctoral studies. Spots are limited, thus, register now by following one of the QR codes below.

German workshop: Monday, October 10, 2026, 9 am – 4 pm

Mental Health Workshop for Doctoral Students
Pursuing your PhD with clarity, joy, and focus
The PhD journey is a unique phase: high levels of autonomy, complex demands, and often unclear structures. Many doctoral candidates experience periods of writer’s block, procrastination, or mental overload.
In this workshop, we combine insights from business psychology with practical, evidence-based strategies to help you approach your academic work with greater clarity, focus, and effectiveness. The goal is not only to increase productivity, but to support sustainable performance and well-being throughout your PhD.

Objectives of the Workshop
• Understand and overcome writing blocks
• Recognize and reduce procrastination
• Enter and sustain a productive “flow” state
• Set clear priorities and healthy boundaries
• Leverage personal strengths and resources
• Manage stress effectively and build resilience
• Stay effective under challenging external conditions

Learning Content
1. Understanding and overcoming writing blocks
Identify psychological causes and apply practical activation strategies.
2. Managing procrastination effectively
Understand why we delay tasks – and how to take action.
3. Working in a flow state
Create the conditions for focused, efficient, and enjoyable work.
4. Setting priorities and boundaries
Navigate demands, expectations, and personal standards.
5. Leveraging strengths and resources
Reflect on your work style and develop individualized success strategies.
6. Understanding and regulating stress
Apply evidence-based approaches to stress management and self-regulation.
7. Promoting relaxation and recovery
Learn practical techniques for mental recovery in everyday work.
8. Coping with external challenges
Develop strategies to handle uncertainty, time pressure, and complex environments.

Methodology
• Input based on (business) psychology
• Reflection exercises and self-assessment
• Practical tools for everyday PhD work
• Group exchange and perspective-taking

You can find more information about registration here

Der Beitrag Mental Health Workshop for Doctoral Students erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.

CRC 1333 Graduate Seminar- AK Laschat

Kamila Parastatidou — Thu, 22 Oct 2026 08:00:00 +0000

Seminar by Project Project B03 – Asymmetric nucleophilic addition Date: 22/10/2026 Time: 10:00 am – 11:00 am Place: U34.150, Universitätsstrasse 34 (campus.guest) This seminar provides a regular forum for exchange in the doctoral and postdoctoral community of the CRC 1333 and will take place biweekly during term time. Therefore, all full and associated staff members ... Read more

Der Beitrag CRC 1333 Graduate Seminar- AK Laschat erschien zuerst auf Collaborative Research Center 1333.