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Berfin Göker is one of the best apprentices in Mülheim, Essen and Oberhausen.

Chamber of Industry and Commerce honors particularly successful apprentices more

Ana Mateos Calbet works as a PhD student at the MPI für Kohlenforschung.

Ana Mateos Calbet works as a PhD student at the institute more

Prof. Ferdi Schüth has been elected Second Vice President of the GDNÄ

Chemist from Mülheim will be president of the Society in future more

Barbara Lechner receives the Ernst Haage Prize 2024.

Young chemist from Munich receives renowned award of the Mülheim Max Planck Institutes more

Building bridges between Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis

List Group publishes their findings with “Science” Magazine more

Five young people have started their career as apprentices at the institute.

New technicians and mechanics start their training at MPI KOFO more

Berfin Göker receives the Max Planck Society's Trainee Award

Anyone who completes their training at a Max Planck Institute with outstanding results can not only look forward to their future career with hope, but can also be nominated for a Max Planck Society Trainee Award. Every year, the research organisation honors a handful of trainees from its 84 institutes who have excelled in their professional, academic or personal lives. This year, chemical laboratory assistant Berfin Göker from the Kohlenforschung was one of them. more

Minerva’s daughters are treading new paths

Sabrina Brunner is one of the institute’s apprentices more

How does a research institute actually work?

Students from a local school get interesting insights at the MPI more

The fragrant Ambrox was classically obtained from sperm whales. Luckily, the animals need no longer be harmed: There are synthetical methods to get hold of the popular scent.

Scientists of the Kohlenforschung develop a new method to synthesize the popular fragrance Ambrox more

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