Research Group Prof. Dr. Holger Kohlmann
About us
Research
We conduct research on a wide range of topics in preparative solid-state chemistry. The focus is on functional materials and research into reaction pathways using time-resolved in situ methods. Special attention is paid to metal hydrides.
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Publications
Teaching
Courses
Bachelor Chemistry (111), Master Chemistry (121), ASC/SCS (122), Teacher Training (231)
- 13-111-0221-X: Chemie der Hauptgruppenelemente (Vorlesung)
- 13-111-0241-X: Synthese und Charakterisierung anorganischer Verbindungen (Praktikum)
- 13-111-1351-N: Kristallographie (Vorlesung und Seminar; gemeinsam mit Prof. Oliver Oeckler)
- 13-121-0211: Vertiefende Anorganische Chemie (Vorlesung; gemeinsam mit Profs. Berthold Kersting, Harald Krautscheid, Oliver Oeckler)
- 13-121-0212: Anorganische Strukturanalytik (Vorlesung; gemeinsam mit Dozent(inn)en Marko Bertmer, Reinhard Denecke, Berthold Kersting, Harald Krautscheid, Oliver Oeckler, Kornelia Zeckert)
- 13-121-0214: Anorganische Strukturchemie (Vorlesung; gemeinsam mit Profs. Harald Krautscheid, Oliver Oeckler)
- 13-121-0217: Vertiefungspraktikum Funktionsmaterialien (Praktikum)
- 13-121-1313: Praxis der Kristallstrukturanalyse (Vorlesung; gemeinsam mit Profs. Oliver Oeckler, Harald Krautscheid)
- 13-121-1314: Grundlagen der Beugungsmethoden (Vorlesung; gemeinsam mit Profs. Oliver Oeckler, Harald Krautscheid)
- 13-122-0221: Structural Analysis in Inorganic Chemistry (Vorlesung; gemeinsam mit Prof. Harald Krautscheid)
- 13-231-0221: Chemie der Hauptgruppenelemente (Vorlesung und Seminar)
- 13-231-0212: Synthese einfacher anorganischer Stoffe unter Nutzung präparativer Grundoperationen (Praktikum)
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We offer a wide range of topics related to solid-state research and we are looking forward to welcoming motivated students who would like to write their thesis or do a research practical course (13-121-0217 Functional Materials) with us. We currently offer the following topics, among others:
- High-pressure syntheses of metal hydrides and fluorides
- Coordination number rules in crystal chemistry (theory, no laboratory work)
- Hydride oxide fluorides of rare earths
- Luminescence in metal hydrides
- Hydrogen storage in inorganic-organic hybrid materials
- In-situ studies of mixed-valence lead oxides
- Reduction of transition metal oxides with hydrogen (“green steel” etc.; prior knowledge of X-ray diffraction required)
- Your own great idea for a project in solid-state research
Please send us a request by e-mail to holger.kohlmann@uni-leipzig.de, including at least the following information: Name and matriculation number, desired topic, time frame (desired start, unavailable times), courses taken so far (list with module numbers or e.g. a transcript of records (to be requested from the Office of Study Affairs)
Please also note the information provided by the Office of Study Affairs.
And a doctorate after the Master's thesis?
We select candidates for a doctorate according to the following criteria: Academic achievements, ability to cooperate, motivation, knowledge in solid-state chemistry and crystallography. If you are interested in a PhD in our group, please send ONE pdf document to holger.kohlmann@uni-leipzig.de containing a letter of motivation, a CV and an academic transcript. We always offer a wide range of topics in solid state research, currently in particular high pressure synthesis of fluorides and fluoride oxides of transition metals.