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Acrylic award statues.

This year, the Ernst Haage Foundation of the two Max Planck Institutes in Mülheim is once again offering the Ernst Haage Prize for Chemistry more

At the MPI we celebrate the International Women's Day.

International Women's Day 2026: Interview with our Equal Opportunities Officer more

Members of the institute donate their blood for the Red Cross.

Blood Donation at the Max Planck Institut für Kohlenforschung more

Prof. Gerhard Fink.

Former Group Leader of the Institute has died more

Silvia Palm in her office

Silvia Palm works in the institute’s electron microscopy unit and is an active member of the Green Team. In this interview, she talks about sustainability and why women are still too often faced with the decision between family and career. more

Biomass instead of petroleum to obtain chemical raw materials: this is the focus of the research project led by Nils Frank from Prof. Benjamin List's working group.

Plant residues instead of fossil fuels: A new way to produce important chemicals is being demonstrated in a current research project at the Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung. more

Advanced laboratory featuring machinery and scientific tools, with a person in focus.

Prof. Dr. Claudia Weidenthaler was elected as vice-chairwoman for 2026 and designated chairwoman for 2027-2028 of the German Mineralogical Society. more

Person in a lab coat in a laboratory environment, surrounded by glass containers and scientific equipment on a bench.

Hannaneh Hosseini, a PhD student, develops mesoporous graphitic carbon for fuel cells, emphasizing research's real-world impact and valuing her supportive team. more

Chemical Plant at Night

A realistic pathway towards a net-zero carbon chemical industry more

A man sitting in an office with several screens and technical equiment.

Bernd Mienert works as a technician in the Joint Work Space for Frank Neese’s department. more

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