CRC-Network CataLysis

CRC-Network CataLysis

Jointly promoting Catalysis Research

Jointly promoting catalysis research

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CRC Network Catalysis

CRC 1333 | Stuttgart

CRC 1333 | Stuttgart

CRC Network Catalysis, CRC/TRR 247

CRC/TRR 247 | Duisburg, Essen, Bochum

CRC/TRR 247 | Duisburg, Essen, Bochum

CRC/TRR 234 | Ulm & Jena

CRC/TRR 234 | Ulm & Jena

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CRC 1073 | Göttingen

CRC 1073 | Göttingen

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CRC 1441 | Karlsruhe

CRC 1441 | Karlsruhe

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CRC 1452 | Erlangen

CRC 1452 | Erlangen

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CRC 325 | München, Regensburg, Leipzig

CRC 325 | München, Regensburg, Leipzig

CataLysis brings together different German CRC-communities working within the field of catalysis.

A Network for Discussing and Viewing Fundamental Aspects of Catalytic Processes from Different Perspectives.

Seven Collaborative Research Centers funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) are working on topics related to catalysis. We have created an interactive research sphere within the framework of CataLysis for discussing and viewing fundamental aspects of catalytic processes from different perspectives.

Key steps in catalytic processes, ranging from liquid phase oxidation and reduction, over light-driven catalysis to confinement effects in organometallic catalysis, are elucidated. This is accomplished by experimental methods of characterization and theory, bridging several scales of length, time and energy. To advance our current understanding, different aspects of catalytic processes, systems, research tools and scientific goals are considered, that are specific within each research center.

CataLysis Helps Advance the Research Within Each CRC by Providing a Comprehensive Picture of Catalytic Reactions

CataLysis aims at providing a comprehensive picture of catalytic reactions by providing possibilities for exchange among its members on multiple levels. Thus, CataLysis will help advance the different research goals and key topics of all four Collaborative Research Centers: from fostering atomic and molecular scale studies to the generation of predictive tools for designing catalysts and catalytic processes for optimum performance in chemical research and technology.

CataLysis constitutes a platform to discuss contemporary topics including

  • homogeneous catalysis
  • molecular heterogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis
  • thermal catalysis
  • photocatalysis
  • (photo)electrochemistry
  • materials integration
  • analytical and theoretical tools for mechanistic investigations
  • simulation science in catalysis
  • device integration, chemical technology, processing

Scientific Committee

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CRC 1333 | Stuttgart

„Molecular Heterogeneous Catalysis in Confined Geometries“

Prof. Dr. Michael Buchmeiser
Prof. Dr. Bettina Lotsch

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CRC/TRR 247 | Duisburg, Essen and Bochum

„Heterogeneous Oxidation Catalysis in the Liquid Phase“

Prof. Dr. Kristina Tschulik  
Prof. Dr. Stephan Schulz

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CRC/TRR 234 | Ulm and Jena

„CataLight – Light-driven Molecular Catalysts in Hierarchically Structured Materials – Synthesis and Mechanistic Studies“

Prof. Dr. Sven Rau
Prof. Dr. Benjamin Dietzek-Ivanšić

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CRC 1073 | Göttingen

„Atomic scale control of energy conversion“

Prof. Dr. Christian Jooss
Prof. Dr. Sven Schneider

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CRC 1441 | Karlsruhe

„Tracking the Active Site in Heterogeneous Catalysis for Emission Control“

Prof. Dr. Jan-Dierk Grunwaldt
Prof. Dr. Felix Studt

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CRC 1452 | Erlangen

"Catalysis at Liquid Interfaces"

Prof. Dr. Peter Wasserscheid
Prof. Dr. Jörg Libuda

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CRC 325 | München, Regensburg, Leipzig

„ Assembly Controlled Chemical Photocatalysis“

Prof. Dr. Thorsten Bach
Prof. Dr. Burkhard König

CRC 1633 | Göttingen

„Pushing Electrons with Protons“

Prof. Dr. Sven Schneider
Prof. Dr. Inke Siewert