Polymers: random coils and beyond
The first workshop of our new workshop series PhD – What’s coming next? will take place on September 30, 14.00-17.00 online. You will get an overview on the diverse options after completion your PhD. The workshop is not only addressed to PhD students in the final phase, beginners are also welcome!
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Rehearsal by Sergei Wittchen “Untersuchung von langfristigen Haftungs- und Wechselwirkungsmechanismen Polyurethan-basierter Beschichtungen auf thermoplastischen Substraten unter Einfluss alkoholischer und wässriger Umgebungsmedien”
Location: MLUconf
Date: September 29, 15.20
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Varun will defend his thesis with the title “Structure Formation in Nano-layered Comb-like and Linear Precision Polymers” on September 18.
date: September 18, 14.00
online defence at MLUconf
Our partner graduate school organized an online workshop on “Social Media in Science”. The webinar takes place on September 28 and 29 from 9 to 12.30. More information and registration at their page.
New scientists aspire to contribute to their disciplines by conducting interesting research and publishing their findings to advance science. As part of their training, they are not only responsible for learning and understanding the technical aspects of their scientific work but the fundamental expectations and obligations in its honest execution. Responsible conduct of research and publication ethics can sometimes be challenging. While most researchers may feel they have a good grasp of what they are responsible for and how to avoid misconduct, there are a lot of gray areas that could inadvertently lead them down the wrong path. This interactive talk will aim to address questions that arise as research is conducted, submitted to journals, peer reviewed, and ultimately published. It will also give an overview on the standard forms of misconduct (and how to avoid them) as well as provide answers to questions surrounding authorship and what constitutes a publication.
Our partner graduate school yDiv offers a career planning workshop for PhD students in their first year.
Career planning is a process that requires i.a. self-reflection, exploring of options and networking – activities that young researchers should engage in right from the beginning of their PhD project. This short introductory course is designed to give new doctoral researchers an overview of career planning and to create awareness for its importance. The following topics are covered in the course:
Dynamics and charge transport in individualized macromolecules
by Alaa Hassan
Synthesis and Incorporation of Photoswitches into Amyloidogenic Peptides
by André Paschold
Location: MLUconf
Time: 15.20 – 17.00
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This module for physicists, chemists and biochemists introduces the basic concepts in molecular spectroscopy, i.e. Infrared (IR), (surface enhanced) Raman-with imaging options and Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy (BDS), Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Optical Microscopy, Superresolution Microscopy, Single Molecule Fluorescence Detection. Continue reading “[BuildMoNa] Basic Concepts in Molecular Spectroscopy (September 21-22, 2020)”
Our annual alumni meeting will take place on September 4, 2020. We will meet in Peißnitzhaus (Halle) from 5 p.m. The alumni meeting aims at the establishment of links and to foster the exchange between former and current iRTG members. Former members will talk on their career steps in industry or academia.
Crystallization of polymers at the air-water interface
by Nazmul Hasan
From single chains to aggregates: How conjugated polymers behave in solution
by Sayed Mohammad Fahimi
Location: Online, via MLUconf
Time: 3.20pm-5.00pm
