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Jakob Möbs / 23. October 2025

Niklas Langer is the second winner of the Lieselotte-Templeton-Prize 2025, who was awarded for his Master Thesis, which he wrote ...

Jakob Möbs / 7. July 2025

As every year, also in 2025 the DGK has awarded the Lieselotte-Templeton-Prize. One of the three winners this year was ...

Jakob Möbs / 5. May 2025

Written by Elisabeth Fetter. After last years successful event in Bayreuth the 33rd Annual Meeting of the German Society for ...

Jakob Möbs / 28. October 2024

Written by Hannah Waldmann. The annual meeting of Young Crystallographers took place this year from 30th September to 2nd October ...

Jakob Möbs / 14. May 2024

Since 2022, the DGK awards the Lieselotte-Templeton-Prize for excellent bachelor’s or master’s theses. In 2024 one of the awardees was ...

Jakob Möbs / 4. April 2024

Written by Melissa Janesch. The 32nd Annual Meeting of the German Crystallographic Society took place this year from 18 to ...

Jakob Möbs / 7. November 2023

(by Marilia de Oliveira Guimaraes) Academic life often entails solitude, particularly during long hours spent alone in the lab or ...

Jakob Möbs / 19. October 2023

by Florian Meurer and Tina Weigel Dear Young Crystallographers, We are Florian Meurer from the University of Regensburg and Tina ...

Jakob Möbs / 19. June 2023

Insights of a first-time reviewer by Melanie Nentwich Many young scientists will apply for a scholarship at some point of ...

Jakob Möbs / 30. May 2023

After finishing high school and subsequent one-year orientation studies in Berlin, Luisa decided to study nanoscience at the university of ...

Jakob Möbs / 13. April 2023

The Young Crystallographers have a new co-chair! Florian Meurer got elected with a unanimous vote at 31th Annual Meeting of ...