SFB 985 PhD students win poster awards at ECIS 2021
SFB 985 Ph.D. students Nabanita Hazra and Dominik Braunmiller each won one of the best poster awards at the 35th
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SFB 985 on the inside back cover of Dalton Transactions
A new generation of terminal copper nitrenes and their application in aromatic C–H amination reactions In the project A1 microgels
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SFB 985 on the inside back cover of Nanoscale
The dual thermo-responsiveness of a novel microgel-DNA hybrid system Project A6 introduced the combination of microgels and DNA, which leads
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SFB 985 on the frontispiece of Angewandte Chemie
The publication “Stiffness Tomography of Ultra‐Soft Nanogels by Atomic Force Microscopy” by Friederike Schulte, Steffen Bochenek and co-authors appears as
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Noteworthy by ChemViews Magazine: “Structure of Ultra‐Soft Nanogels Investigated”
Stiffness tomography of ultra‐soft nanogels using atomic force microscopy by Marie Friederike Schulte, Steffen Bochenek, Monia Brugnoni, Andrea Scotti, Ahmed
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SFB 985 organizes the next virtual symposium on microgels
After the successful Virtual Symposium on Microgels this autumn the SFB 985 has decided to organize a continuation and to
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SFB 985 on the cover of Biomacromolecules
The paper Influence of size and cross-linking density of microgels on cellular uptake and uptake kinetics by Victoria Switacz et
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Video abstract: Tailoring the cavity of hollow polyelectrolyte microgels
Our recent publication explained by the SFB 985 researcher and the paper’s first author Sarah Wypysek: Macromol. Rapid Commun. 2020,
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Nanoparticles in the biological context: surface morphology and protein corona formation
In a recent concept article published in Small, Richtering, Alberg and Zentel have summarized existing data with the aim to
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Controversy resolved – SFB researchers clarify how charges affect the properties of microgels adsorbed to fluid interfaces
The role of charges on the interfacial properties of microgels has been discussed controversially in the literature. In this work,
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