ORCID 0000-0001-6987-4126
Researcher-ID B-8570-2014

Marianne studied Chemistry and Mathematics at the Universities of Heidelberg, Germany, and Pavia, Italy. She graduated with a thesis on mechanistic aspects of CH activation with Iridium(I) under the supervision of Peter Hofmann. She moved to the Technical University of Berlin for her PhD on selective oxidation of alkanes by vanadium oxides in the group of Helmut Schwarz. She then discovered the fascinating world of supramolecular chemistry in Bonn while working with Christoph Schalley. Since 2005, she is head of the mass spectrometry facility of the Chemical Institutes in Bonn. Her current research combines chemical synthesis and modern mass spectrometry for a particular powerful means to investigate reaction mechanisms. Marianne enjoys music, dancing, sailing and family time with her two children.

• Teaching Award of the Faculty for Mathematics and Natural Sciences
  University of Bonn, 04.12.2019.
• Schering-Award
  for the best PhD in Chemistry, Technical University Berlin, 14.11.2005.
• Wolfgang-Paul Study Award
  of the German Society for Mass Spectrometry (DGMS), Rostock, 08.03.2005.
• Award from the Dr. Sophie Bernthsen-Foundation
  for excellent achievents in the Diploma exam, University of Heidelberg, December 1999.
• Award from the Dr. Sophie Bernthsen-Foundation
  for excellent achievements in the Vordiplom exam, University of Heidelberg, December 1996.

Memberships:

• German Society for Mass Spectrometry (DGMS)
  Vice Chair since January 2021
  
• Section FT-MS and high-resolving mass
  spectrometry within the DGMS
  Vice Chair since 2017
• Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh)