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New publication from AK Kornienko in The Innovation
'Microdroplet Surfaces Interface Organic Molecules Formation and the Origins of Life'
News from AK Kornienko
Congratulations to our doctoral students, Jasmin Wagner and Jost Heise! They have both been awarded scholarships from the Jürgen Manchot Foundation.
After a complex selection process, their applications were accepted. The Jürgen Manchot Foundation will now fund their doctoral theses.
New publication from AK Kornienko in collaboration with the FiW Aachen in Applied Catalysis A
'CO2- and CO-Conversion to Methanol over promoted CuO/ZnO-based infiltration composite catalyst spheres — Characterization, experimentals and comparative reaction kinetics'
New publication from AK Kornienko in collaboration with AK Mathur, Uni Cologne, in ACS Catalysis
'Selective Dinitrogen Electroreduction to Ammonia on Zn2V2O7 Pyrochlore'
New publication from AK Kornienko in ACS Catalysis
'Heterogenized Molecular Nickel Terpyridine Catalysts for the Electrochemical Formation of C–N Bonds'
New publication from AK Kornienko in Natural Science Review
'Partial-coverage-assembly of graphdiyne-derived fragment- protected Cu(Ⅰ) clusters generates an ordered single-metal site catalyst'
Nachruf Prof. Dr. Günter Bergerhoff
Die Fachgruppe Chemie und das Institut für Anorganische Chemie trauern um ihr Mitglied Prof. Günter Bergerhoff
Ruf angenommen - Herzlich willkommen Prof. Dr. Florian Kraus
Prof. Dr. Florian Kraus, Philipps-Universität Marburg, hat den Ruf auf eine W3-Professur für Anorganische Chemie an der Universität Bonn angenommen.
Prof. Dr. Florian Kraus, Philipps University of Marburg, has accepted a W3 professorship in inorganic chemistry at the University of Bonn
Verleihung des Sigrid Peyerimhoff-Forschungspreises
Am 21. Oktober 2025 wurde Thomas Froitzheim im Rahmen des GDCh-Kolloquiums mit dem Sigrid Peyerimhoff-Forschungspreis ausgezeichnet.
(von links nach rechts: Prof. Dickschat, Prof. Peyerimhoff, Thomas Froitzheim)
BIGS Chemistry Summer School 2025 Poster prize
Michelle Mahler and Anne Müller-Feyen won the poster prizes at this year's BIGS Chemistry Summer School (September 16-17, 2025).
Prof. Kornienko receives the 2025 Advanced Science Young Innovator Award
The Kornienko lab works to electrify chemical reactions in the overall direction of sustainability.
New publication from AK Kornienko in energy & fuels
'Insights into Bimetallic CoFe Nanoparticles Incorporated on N-Doped Carbon Nanosheets toward Acidic Oxygen Reduction Reaction'
New publication from AK Bismuto in Inorganic Chemstry
'Antimony and Bismuth Complexes as Visible Light Photosensitizers in Catalytic Oxidation Reactions'
New publication from AK Kornienko in Nature Communications
'Accelerating lithium-mediated nitrogen reduction through an integrated palladium membrane hydrogenation reactor'
New publication from AK Kornienko in NSR
'Metal-like behavior of a 2D molecular catalyst enables redox-decoupled electrocatalysis'
Mini Symposium from AK Kornienko
The Instute of Inorganic Chemistry in Endenich hosted an engaging symposium on materials and sustainability. Researchers from Uni Melbourne, RMIT, the German Aerospace Institute DLR, Wuppertal, Cologne, and Bonn delivered talks and presented posters with the aim of comminucating their science and fostering collaboration.
AK Kornienko in Montreal
Two of our group members - Farzaneh Farzinpour and Morgan McKee - took part in the Electrochemical Society (ESC) conference in Montreal together with Prof Kornienko and gave presentations there.
Farzaneh: Molecular cages accelerate electrocatalytic NO3- reduction to NH3
Morgan: Hydrophobic assembly of molecular catalysts at the gas-liquid-solid interface drives highly selective CO2 electromethanation
Nick: Heterogeneous Electrosynthesis of C–N, C–S and C–P Products Using CO2 as a Building Block
New publication from AK Kornienko in Chem
Shuai Chen's paper has been published in the journal Chem in March 2025. Shuai Chen was supported by Farzaneh Farzinpour and Nikolay Kornienko.
Very Exciting News from the AK Kornienko!
Congratulations to our PhD student Morgan McKee, who has been accepted to participate in the 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting (Chemistry). What an honour!
Morgan successfully went through a complex selection process: Prof Kornienko had proposed him to the University as a potential candidate for the meeting. The University as Academic Partner agreed and nominated him in turn for participation in the Lindau Meeting. It followed a fairly extended online application over several weeks and finally an evaluation process by a scientific committee of the Lindau Meeting. And YAY, he has been selected!