Prof. Dr. Barbara Kirchner

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Prof. Dr. Barbara Kirchner

Research

The Kirchner group models large and complex systems involving mainly liquids and their interfaces with a broad range of applications.

The focus is on the quantum cluster equilibrium method, ab initio and traditional molecular dynamics simulations, and the development of tools for analyzing trajectories.

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Eine Wissenschaftlerin und ein Wissenschaftler arbeiten hinter einer Glasfassade und mischen Chemikalien mit Großgeräten.

Teaching

Lehrveranstaltungen des Mulliken Centers for Theoretical Chemistry

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News from the Kirchner Group

Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting: Ein Fest der Chemie und des wissenschaftlichen Austauschs

Second prize in the "Most Interesting Results Competition" on Marvin's First Anniversary event for Katrin Drysch

Katrin Drysch, a PhD student from the group of Prof. Barbara Kirchner was awarded the second prize of the "Most Interesting Results Competition" at the event celebrating “Marvin's First Anniversary: 365 Days of Supercomputing” on March 25.

Study on the biological impact of the absorption of drugs on nanoplastics

In a recent publication in Scientific Reports, an international research team with involvement of Prof. Barbara Kirchner has investigated how nanoplastic particles in the body can influence the effectiveness of antibiotics.

CONAN Paper on the Cover of the Journal of Physical Chemistry B

The paper "Coordination Behavior of a Confined Ionic Liquid in Carbon Nanotubes from Molecular Dynamics Simulations" of Leonard Dick, Kai Buchmüller and Barbara Kirchner has been selected for one of the images to be used on the cover of the The Journal of Physical Chemistry B special issue “COIL-9: 9th Congress on Ionic Liquids”.