Month: November 2016
iRTG Certificates awarded to Markus
Congratulations to Arthur Markus Anton. He defended his thesis (Infrarotspektroskopie zur Strukturanalyse weicher Materie) successfully on November 15th 2016. As he has passed the additional training program Markus has been awarded the certificate of our integrated research training group “Polymers: random coils and beyond”.
Dr. Anton, Arthur Markus – Experimental physics (Kremer, UL)
Title of thesis: “Infrarotspektroskopie zur Strukturanalyse weicher Materie”
Date of defence: November 15th, 2016
Research topic: Structure-property relationships in spider silk
Methods:
- Fourier Transformed Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) (temperature, pressure, orientation)
Guidebook: Pursuing a Doctorate in Leipzig released
TRR67 IGK – Modul “Molecular Modelling” (05-16.12.2016) at UL
Molecular Modelling: HIGH THROGHPUT SCREENING IN DRUG DISCOVERY, led by Prof. Dr. Jens Meiler and Prof. Dr. David Weaver (Vanderbilt University); taking place December 05-16, 2016 from 9:00 to 12:00 in Leipzig.
This course will give you a general introduction to theoretical and practical aspects of drug discovery with a focus on computer-aided drug discovery and high throughput screening.
Please register by sending an E-Mail to Anett Albrecht (albrecht@uni-leipzig.de). The registration is open until November 30, 2016.
Good scientific practice seminar
Every scientist doing research at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg and the University of Leipzig has to comply with the rules of good scientific practice.
In this workshop principles of good scientific practice, e.g. professional standards such as honesty and openness, as well as data preparation and documentation will be discussed.
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Tariq, Muhammad – Exp. physics (Thurn-Albrecht, MLU)
Research topic: Interface induced crystallization in polymer thin films
Methods:
- Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)
Contact: muhammad.tariq@physik.uni-halle.de
iRTG Certificates awarded to Cecilia
Congratulations to Cecilia Aguiar da Silva (Influence of morphology on the softening behavior of vulcanized BR-SBR diblock copolymers). She has passed the additional training program and has been awarded the certificate of our integrated research training group “Polymers: random coils and beyond”.
Dr. Aguiar da Silva, Cecilia – Polymer engineering (Beiner, MLU)
Title of thesis: “Influence of morphology on the softening behavior of vulcanized BR-SBR diblock copolymers”
Date of defence: November 4, 2016
Research topic: Composites with self-assembled block copolymer matrices