At the beginning of April Stefan Wuttke had the pleasure to visit the lovely Polish city Poznan as he was invited to hold two lectures at the University of Adam Mickiewicz. The students of the faculty of chemistry were able to receive a lecture about „The Material Gap“ as well as about „The beauty of […]
We are honored to announce that Stefan Wuttke was selected for the Editorial Advisory Board of Advanced Functional Materials. Advanced Functional Materials reports breakthrough research in all aspects of materials science. Advanced Functional Materials is known for its rapid and fair peer review, quality content, and high impact (2018 Journal Citation Reports: 13.325), making it the first […]
The School of Chemistry at Lincoln opened in April 2014 as the first new School in Chemistry in the UK to be established ab initio for decades and admitted its first cohort of undergraduate students in September of that year. We have developed a curriculum that is modern, research-informed and grounded in the fundamentals of […]
We are very delighted to hear that our Paper „On-Surface Synthesis of Highly Oriented Thin Metal-Organic Framework Films through Vapor-Assisted Conversion“ won the „Best Junior Scientist Publication Award 2018“ of the Center for Nanoscience (CeNS). This paper is a collaboration of our group with the group of Dana Medina. I would like to take the […]
Andreas Zimpel, a PhD student in the Wuttke Group, had many reasons to celebrate throughout the summer. On July 24th, Andi completed his thesis “External Surface Functionalization of MOF Nanoparticles for Biomedical Applications” and was awarded his PhD. Only a few weeks later (and on his 31st birthday!) he was offered a position at Roche […]
From the 15th of June to the 26th of June the Wuttke Group has been visiting UC Berkley. During this stay we had the privilege to work in close cooperation with Omar Yaghi and his group. We took this opportunity to adapt to the American lifestyle both work related and food wise, to make new […]
Archimedes’ principle states that the weight of a submerged body is reduced by the weight of the fluid it displaces, implying that buoyancy can be described fully in terms of geometry and physics. In our Small article we show that porous nanoparticles can violate this assertion. Direct weighing of porous Metal-organic framework (MOF) nanoparticles in […]