Frank Hendrik Müller-Pilz received a best poster award on Bioinorganic Chemistry
Frank Hendrik Müller-Pilz received a poster prize for his work on monitoring radical transfer in lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases.
Carla Scharbach received a best poster award on Bioelectrochemistry and Bioenergetics
Carla Scharbach received a poster prize for her work on ‘Aromatic Tyr/Trp Networks Prevent Oxidative Damage in Multicopper Oxidases: Quantifying ROS Formation by RRDE upon Systematic Pathway Disruption'.
Frank Hendrik Pilz received a poster prize at the Heraeus Conference
Frank Hendrik Pilz and Aina-Sophie Schüen, PhD students in AK Kielb, attended the Heraeus Conference on Advanced Vibrational Spectroscopies - from Developments in Physical Chemistry to Biomedical Applications. Hendrik received a poster prize for his work.
Prof. Schiemann receives the Teaching Award 'Buntes Molekül'
Prof. Schiemann receives the Teaching Award 'Buntes Molekül' for his thermodynamics lecture and his collaboration with tutors.
Prof. Schiemann has been awarded the 2025 Biology/Medicine Medal of the International EPR Society.
The 2025 Biology/Medicine Medal has been awarded to Olav Schiemann for his seminal contributions advancing the field of EPR
Poster prize at Bunsen Tagung 2025 awarded to Michelle Mahler
Michelle Mahler (AK Kielb) received a poster prize at Bunsen Tagung 2025.
Sigrid Peyerimhoff Research Award for Anna Kny
Anna Kny received the Sigrid Peyerimhoff-Forschungspreis 2024 for her outstanding publication „Chiral self‐organized single 2D‐layers of tetramers from a functional donor‐acceptor molecule by the surface template effect “ (Nanoscale 15 (2023) 10319-10329). This award is intended to support a young scientist in the field of physical and theoretical chemistry at the University of Bonn who can demonstrate an outstanding publication in these fields.
Klartext-Preis für Wissenschaftskommunikation: zwei Bonner Forscher unter sieben ausgezeichneten Wissenschaftlern
Dr. Jan Niklas Hansen und Dr. Jan Ruland sind mit dem Klartextpreis für Wissenschaftskommunikation 2023 ausgezeichnet worden. Sieben Promovierte der Naturwissenschaften und der Informatik hat die Klaus Tschira-Stiftung für besonders gelungene Wissenschaftskommunikation ausgezeichnet, darunter die beiden Bonner Wissenschaftler. Dr. Jan Niklas Hansen forscht am Institut für angeborene Immunität der Universität Bonn. Dr. Jan Ruland war bis vor kurzem Doktorand am Institut für Physikalische und Theoretische Chemie der Universität Bonn und ist jetzt Mitarbeiter der Firma Biontech.