“Frauenförderpreis 2018” for Prof. Dr. Stefanie Dehnen (A9)

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Professor Dehnen with Prof. Dr. Katharina Krause (president of Philipps-Universität Marburg), Prof. Dr. Carmen Bickle, and Dr. Nina Schumacher (women and equal opportunity officer). (Photo: Henrik Isenberg)

As part of a special event organized for the last day of November, Prof. Dr. Stefanie Dehnen, PI of SFB-project A9 and Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, and Prof. Dr. Carmen Birkle, Professor for American Studies, jointly received the “Frauenförderpreis” of the Philipps-Universität Marburg.

The “Frauenförderpreis” of Philipps-Universität Marburg is awarded every two years since 1998 and worth 2500 EUR. It recognizes Prof. Dr. Stefanie Dehnen and Prof. Dr. Carmen Birkle for their strong mentorship and in the case of Professor Dehnen in particular for her participation as a mentor for early-career female academic staff in the Hessen-wide project “SciMento” and her enduring engagement for a family-friendly research environment.

In balancing a professorship and family-life with four young children, Stefanie Dehnen is living proof that having both, a research career and a family is possible.

ASOMEA-IX organized by SFB 951 & SFB 1083

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The meeting was jointly organized by SFBs 951 “Hybrid Inorganic/Organic Systems for Opto-Electronics (HIOS)” Berlin and SFB 1083 “Structure and Dynamics of Internal Interfaces”. It attracted more than 80 participants from Europe, Asia and America to the Black Forest. The meeting consisted of 30 talks and 48 posters.

The series of biannual ASOMEA-workshops began in 2001 as a meeting of Swedish and Japanese scientists working with spectroscopic techniques and theoretical modeling for a better understanding of organic electronic materials and related interfaces. In 2016 the scope of the workshop was widened to include the German community and the intention to focus on organic materials at advanced stages, in situ/operando techniques, and time-resolved spectroscopy to name just a few.

For more information visit https://asomea9.internal-interfaces.de/.

Outreach Research Publication on SFB 1083

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Copyright Scientia.

In the October issue of Scientia an outreach research publication entitled “Collaborating to Study Interfaces in Miniaturised Materials” covers our collaborative research center.

Scientia is a bimonthly science communication publication. The goal is to connect science and society by presenting research in an understandable, informative and attractive way to the general public. The article outlines motivation, scientific goals and methods of SFB 1083 “Structure and Dynamics of Internal Interfaces”. It highlights several results of the first funding period.

The publication is also accessible as a “scipod”-audiobook.

Publication

SFB 1083 – Collaborating to Study Interfaces in Miniaturised Materials
Scientia (2018) DOI: 10.26320/SCIENTIA255