Dienstag, der 01.10.2019

Zeit

Aktivität

Bemerkung

11:00–12:30

Ankunft und Registrierung

Ringebene Wechloy

12:30–12:40

Eröffnung

GHS W3-1-161

12:40–14:20

1. Vortragsblock

12:40–13:00

Maximilian Fritz

O1

13:00–13:20

Mareike Pfeil

O2

13:20–13:40

Sebastian Pätsch

O3

13:40–14:00

Stephan Ludwig

O4

14:00–14:20

Jo Judernatz

O5

14:20–14:50

Kaffeepause

14:50–16:30

2. Vortragsblock

14:50–15:10

Carl Schiller

O6

15:10–15:30

Patrick Hasche

O7

15:30–15:50

Nils Frerichs

O8

15:50–16:10

André Schumann

O9

16:10–16:30

Malte Fischer

O10

16:45–17:15

Treffen der AK-Leiter

Raum W3-1-152

17:00–18:30

Posterpräsentation

P1-P29

ab 19:00

Geselliges Beisammensein

Mittwoch, der 02.10.2019

08:30–10:30

3. Vortragsblock

GHS W3-1-161

08:30–08:50

Yannik Appiarius

O11

08:50–09:10

Hadi Dolati

O12

09:10–09:30

Luong Phong Ho

O13

09:30–09:50

Andrey Petrov

O14

09:50–10:10

Saskia Rathjen

O15

10:10–10:30

Kevin Bläsing

O16

10:30-11:00

Kaffeepause

11:00-12:40

4. Vortragsblock

11:00–11:20

Luana Cardinale

O17

11:20–11:40

Mohammad Zeyat

O18

11:40–12:00

Julian Heinrich

O19

12:00–12:20

Nickolet Ncube

O20

12:20–12:40

Anh Binh Ngo

O21

12:40-13:00

Preisverleihungen/ Schlussworte

1. Vortragsblock

Vortragsleitung: Patrick Hasche

O1

Maximilian Fritz

Göttingen

AK Schneider

A redox active dinitrogen ligand in a dinuclear dichromium complex

O2

Mareike Pfeil

Kiel

AK Tuczek

Molybdenum Dinitrogen Complexes Coordinated by a Tridentate PPP Ligand with Phospholane Endgroups

O3

Sebastian Pätsch

Greifswald

AK Fischer

Kinetische und mechanistische Untersuchungen an Modellkomplexen Oxidoreduktasen

O4

Stephan Ludwig

Rostock

AK Seidel

Configuration-Driven Redox-Isomerism in a Set of Dinuclear, Donor-Alkyne-Bridged Complexes

O5

Jo Judernatz

Greifswald

AK Schulzke

Molybdenum-mediated Synthesis of Novel Heterocyclic-fused Pentathiepins

2. Vortragsblock

Vortragsleitung: Mareike Pfeil

O6

Carl Schiller

Hamburg

AK Burger

The Reactivity of Terminal Nitrido Iridium- and Rhodium Complexes

O7

Patrick Hasche

Rostock

AK Beweries

Synthesis of Symmetric and Non-symmetric Ni(II) PECEP (E = S, O) Cyanomethyl and Amidocrotononitrile Pincer Complexes

O8

Nils Frerichs

Oldenburg

AK Beckhaus

Formation and Reactions of Group(IV) Tris(dicyclohexylamido)metal σ-Organyl Complexes

O9

André Schumann

Rostock

AK Hering-Junghans

Triphosphiranes – Trimers of Phosphinidenes

O10

Malte Fischer

Oldenburg

AK Beckhaus

Adamantylidenefulvene Titanium Complexes: Precursors for Cationic Complexes and Other Positive Surprises

3. Vortragsblock

Vortragsleitung: Malte Fischer

O11

Yannik Appiarius

Bremen

AK Staubitz

Synthesis of BN-Substituted PAHs via Electrophilic Cyclization

O12

Hadi Dolati

Braunschweig

AK Frank

Two π-Electrons Make the Difference From BODIPY to BODIIM Switchable Fluorescent Dyes

O13

Luong Phong Ho

Braunschweig

AK Tamm

Diphosphenes and Arsaphosphenes bearing neutral and anionic N-heterocyclic Carbenes

O14

Andrey Petrov

Berlin

AK Müller

Sodium Pentaphospholide as a Versatile Precursor for the Synthesis of Phosphorus Heterocycles

O15

Saskia Rathjen

Oldenburg

AK Müller

An Experimental Acidity Scale for Intramolecularly Stabilized Silyl Lewis Acids

O16

Kevin Bläsing

Rostock

AK Schulz

Stabilization of classical anhydrous Brønsted acids

4. Vortragsblock

Vortragsleitung: Jennifer Börger

O17

Luana Cardinale

Hamburg

AK von Wangelin

Ligand-free Cobalt-Catalyzed Cyclotrimerization of Terminal Alkynes

O18

Mohammad Zeyat

Berlin

AK Lentz

Fluorinated Additives Designed for High Temperature PEM Fuel Cells

O19

Julian Heinrich

Berlin

AK Kulak

Incorporation of beta‑alanine, lysine and tryptophan in the ATCUN motif of Cu(II) containing metallopeptides: Significant increase of in vitro and in cellulo biological activity

O20

Nickolet Ncube

Bremen

AK Kortz

Bismuth(III)-Containing Heteropolytungstates, [Bi(XW₁₁O₃₉)₂]^n- (X = Si, Ge, n = 13; X = P, n = 11) and [Bi(P₂W₁₇O₆₁)₂]^17-

O21

Anh Binh Ngo

Rostock

AK Brückner

Impact of HCHO on NH₃-SCR of NO_x on a commercial catalyst V₂O₅-WO₃/TiO₂