Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung
The Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung pursues basic research in all fields of catalysis. The central theme pervading all Departments is basic research in the catalytic transformation of compounds and materials with the highest degree of chemo-, regio- and stereoselectivity under conditions which maximize efficient use of natural resources.
Developing new catalysts for the future
Work with great colleagues in a modern environment
Find new challenges in our Apprentice Program
High precision equipment delivers maximum insight for our research
Several service units are supporting the research at the Institute with their competences in analytical techniques and ultra-modern instrumental equipment.Current Topics:
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Claire Page shares her journey from the US to Germany. With a background in protein-catalyzed reactions, she now focuses on protein modification, aiming to lead her own research group and become a professor. She emphasizes confidence and balance for ...
Whether in the lab, in engineering, or in the workshop: cutting-edge research would not be possible without qualified specialists. To ensure a long-term supply of these highly specialized young professionals, the institute has consistently focused on ...
Max Planck Institute researchers develop safer carbene transfer reagents using benchstable thianthrenium salts.
Dr. Bastian Skjelstad is the new group leader at the Max Planck Institut für Kohlenforschung. His research focuses on realistic, computer-aided methods for analyzing chemical reaction mechanisms, and he uses machine learning and automated techniques ...
