Collaborative Research Center 1333
Molecular Heterogeneous Catalysis in Confined Geometries
Jun.- Prof. Maria Fyta is one of the principal investigators of project C06. Within the CRC 1333 she works on simulations of materials properties and processes on various scales. We have asked her in this short video to tell us about her experiences pursuing an academic career in physics as a woman. Furthermore, she tells us … Read more
Dr. Petia Atanasova, Dr. Johanna Bruckner, Jun. Prof. Maria Fyta and Dr. Stefan Naumann have successfully applied for funding in the first round of the CRC 1333 “Seed Funding” initiative. The results were announced at this year´s status meeting, 01.-03-04. 2019. The “Seed Funding” initiative of CRC 1333 aims to establish new directions of research … Read more
Mentoring and networking are invaluable tools for promoting junior talent. Therefore, the CRC 1333 was very happy to join the Athena group of Max-Planck Institute for Solid State Research (MPI-FKF) in early 2019. Therein, the CRC 1333 has co-initiated a subject-specific mentoring program for female early career researchers in chemistry, materials sciences and physics and … Read more
You can find us in the 10th January 2019 issue of the newspaper “Die Zeit” in its special publication on research in Baden Württemberg. Please find the press relesase online here.
For the ceremonial opening of the first funding period of the Collaborative Research Center 1333 “Molecular Heterogeneous Catalysis in Confined Geometries” (CRC1333), a colloquium with top-class participants took place on October 22, 2018. It was also the start of the four-year scientific lecture series of the CRC1333 with two events per semester. The colloquium was … Read more
More productive and selective catalysts are the objective of the new Collaborative Research Center 1333 at the University of Stuttgart, which the German Research Foundation (DFG) approved in its senate session on 17th May 2018. The DFG will provide funding for the next four years to enable scientists from catalysis, materials sciences, physics, simulation sciences … Read more