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We are happy to announce that on October 14th, 2024, Malvina Supper very successfully defended her PhD thesis titled "Development of High-Resolution Chromatographic Processes for the Separation of Polydisperse Polymers and Nanoparticles".  During her time in our group, Malvina made significant co...

Johannes Wieczorek received the Award for the best oral presentation at the 20th Network Young Membrains Conference 2024 (NYM) in Prague, Czech Republic. The award is sponsored by the European Membrane Society. The NYM conference was co-organized by Dániel Gardenö from UCT Prague, who is a visiting ...

For our work on the chromatographic separation of nanoparticles, we are looking for a young scientist interested in performing exciting research in this area with the aim of obtaining a PhD degree. The position is located in our Project B05 "Process Concepts for Size-Selective Nanoparticle Chromatography" within the Collaborative Research Center "Design of Particulate Products" (CRC 1411).

A heartily 'welcome aboard' to Jan-Christoph Domagala, who joined our team as a PhD student in January, 2024! Last year, Jan-Christoph very successfully finished his master thesis project 'Determination of multicomponent sorption isotherms for the modeling of reversed-phase chromatography of polyeth...

We are very happy to announce that on July 20th, 2023, Jürgen Vargas Scnmitz successfully defended his PhD thesis 'Systematische Entwicklung adsorptiver Gastrennprozesse für Mehrstoffgemische'. During his research in our group, he developed a methodology for the systematic selection of experiments t...

We are happy to welcome Johannes Wieczorek, M.Sc., in our group! Johannes Wieczorek studied Life Science Engineering at FAU. He is currently finishing his master thesis on Modelling and optimization of chromatographic processes for the isolation of pure PEG homologs under co-supervision of Malvina S...

We are happy to welcome Malvina Supper, M.Sc., as new PhD student in our group! Ms Supper studied Life Science Engineering at FAU, and now performs research on chromatographic separation of nanoparticles in the frame of the CRC 1411 (SFB 1411).

On February, 2nd, Benjamin Reif, M.Sc., defended very successfully his PhD thesis. His research, performed under supervision of Prof. Wilhelm Schwieger at the Institute for Chemical and Reaction Engineering (CRT), is devoted to the development of new synthesis routes for zeolitic imidazolate framewo...