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PRIORITY PROGRAM
“Porous Metal-Organic
Frameworks”
Coordinator & Contact
Summary
Projects andParticipants - Part I
Projects andParticipants - Part II
EVENTS
Topical Workshop 2009MOF Modelling for PhD
students
Kickoff meeting 2009
Topical Workshop 2010Adsorption and Diffusion
in MOFs for PhD
students
MOF 2010 - Marseille Meeting after MOF 2010 - Marseille
Workshop "MOF Synthesis andStructure London 2010"
2. Assessment SPP 1362 in Dresden 2011
Topical Workshop "Catalysis"for PhD students Stuttgart
2011
International Symposium on
Metal-Organic Frameworks
2011 in Dresden
Workshop "MOFs for industrial
applications Bergamo 2011"
Topical Workshop "MOF-Based
Chemical Sensors" München
2012
MOF Status Report Meeting
2012 - Dresden
International MOF Symposium
2013 - Dresden
LINKS
Chair of Inorganic Chemistry I
Workshop "MOF Synthesis and Structure"
Date
November 25, 2010
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Location |
Time
09:30
Metal organic frameworks (MOFs) emerge as a new high potential material class. High specific surface areas, catalytic activities for selective conversion and scalable synthesis routes promise a huge variety of potential applications in gas storage, air and hydrogen purification, CO2 reduction, and various chemical processes. The workshop brings together experts from academia and industry with a focus on synthesis routes of MOFs and appropriate characterisation methods. Beside a survey of the state-of the art the workshop focuses the attention on new innovative processes.
OTHER EVENTS
- Calendar of events TU Dresden
- 16.-17.09.2013 (Dresden, GERMANY)
International MOF Symposium 2013 - 08.-11.09.2014 (Leipzig, GERMANY)
FEZA2014 - 28.09.-01.10.2014 (Kobe, JAPAN)
MOF2014 - Starting on 18.04.2014 (Hamburg, GERMANY)
Crystals & Symmetry Course
PUBLICATION NEWS
- TU Dresden’s DUT-6 claimed by other scientists
- 10.05.2012
Themed Issue on Metal-Organic Frameworks now published - 05.12.2012
Deuterium from a quantum sieve
CONTACT
Project Assistant
Phone: +49 351 463-33632
Fax: +49 351 463-37287
Email:
sekretariat-ac1@mailbox.tu-dresden.de
Office:
Bergstraße 66,
Neubau Chemische Institute,
Zi. 462
Mail to:
TU Dresden
Fachrichtung Chemie
und Lebensmittelchemie
Professur für Anorganische Chemie I
01062 Dresden
Bulk mail to:
Fachrichtung Chemie
und Lebensmittelchemie
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Helmholtzstraße 10
01069 Dresden