ChemieBW

Prof. Schirin Hanf is leading the KIT project “FAIR in the Laboratory,” which has received nearly €100,000 from the Chemical Industry Fund (FCI). The initiative will train chemistry students in modern research data management and FAIR principles, preparing them for the digital future of science and industry.

Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker

At the Chemiedozententagung, the ADUC awards the ADUC Prize to up to three early-career researchers who have established an independent research profile in chemistry.

Schirin Hanf has been awarded the ADUC Prize this year in recognition of her development of homo- and heterogeneous transition metal catalysts involving p-block elements and their application in industrially relevant processes.

Peter W. Roesky

Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have succeeded in synthesizing molecules with great potential for future applications in data storage and quantum information technology. They report on this new class of rare-earth compounds with specific magnetic properties in the journal Nature Chemistry.