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UniSysCat is part of this year's Berlin Science week with three events! Join our panel discussion on energy security in Urania Berlin on Nov 9 or meet Prof. Heberle in Humboldt Labor or listen to the Science Slam on Nov 10.

The GreenCHEM project will be funded with up to 10 million euros from the BMBF to develop the Berlin region into a hotspot for chemical innovations. As a networking partner, UniSysCat is pleased to announce this success!

The idea for the CTC was developed by UniSysCat member Prof. Peter Seeberger and Dr. Matthew Plutschack from the MPICI.

Carolyn R. Bertozzi, Morten Meldal and K. Barry Sharpless receive this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the development of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.

The 20th episode of the podcast "exzellent erklärt - Spitzenforschung für alle" with Prof. Drieß, co-spokesperson of UniSysCat, is about "Green chemistry - catalysis processes can be sustainable".

The call for applications for the Clara Immerwahr Award 2023 is now open.

Application deadline: November, 13, 2022

Three UniSysCat PIs are organizing this year's GDCh Electrochemistry conference in Berlin from 27 to 30 September at Freie Universität Berlin. Registration is still possible.

From archeology to active materials and the origin of life - four new episodes of the podcast "exzellent erklärt" were released from July to September.

On 5 September, Prof. John Warner was ceremoniously appointed Honorary Professor of Green Chemistry at TU Berlin. UniSysCat is delighted about this great step forward in the promotion of green chemistry in Berlin.

A team of UniSysCat researchers presents a simple method for the screening of the photocatalytic activity of up to four catalysts in parallel – a method that may save a lot of time in the lab.