Research approach
Physical-bioorganic investigations on the formation of bromine-carbon and oxygen-carbon single bonds in polar and homolytic transformations of natural chemical relevance.
This paper puts the bioorganic mechanistic research approach of my working group in the context of the knowledge gained so far in order to define further goals for possible final theses of consecutive degree programs according to the Bologna reform.
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Research topics
Publications of the AG Hartung
The topic "Oxidations" includes peroxidase-mediated processes as well as those with synthetic vanadium-, molybdenum-, titanium- and cobalt-based catalysts.
From the systematics of oxygen radical-based reactions , the group attempts to derive principles that can be used to predict atmospheric, biosynthetic and medical reaction pathways of hydroxyl, alkoxyl and aryloxyl radicals for syntheses or therapies.
Expert opinion
Involvement as an expert reviewer in program accreditation and system accreditation of national and international chemistry-related degree programs - Quality management in the context of the Bologna reform
Analytics department
The analytics department of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hartung focuses on the following areas:
- Environmental analysis
- Building material analysis
- Characterization of products
- Consulting and project support
- Organic analysis for research purposes