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Growth of extended DNTT fibers on metal substrates by suppression of step-induced nucleation – Publication by A2 (Witte)
In their study published in Nanoscale Horizons, Maximilan Dreher, Dayeon Kang, Tobias Breuer and Gregor Witte introduce and validate a new concept to suppress the defect-driven fiber nucleation at surface steps by selective blocking of the active step sites using small molecules, so that the formation of crystalline, organic fibers […]
Lisa Pecher awarded dissertation prize of Philipps-Universität Marburg
Congratulations to Dr. Lisa Pecher, former PhD-student of the SFB in the Tonner group (Project A6), for being awarded the Kurt-Dehnicke prize of the Department of Chemistry for her outstanding PhD thesis finalized in 2017. Semiconductor surfaces are the basis for microtechnology and major applications like photovoltaics. Improving their efficiency […]
