AG Meyer
Welcome to the Group of Jun.-Prof. Dr. Jennifer Meyer
Our group through the years
Overview
Recent News
October
The "Fonds der Chemischen Industrie (FCI)" funds the project "Temperaturänderung - Wärme - Energie: 1. Hauptsatz der Thermodynamik im Grundpraktikum, begreifbar durch Kalorimeter-Experimente". Jennifer together with Christoph Riehn put together the proposal which the FCI funds with about 17 k€ as part of this years call for "Etablierung neuer Lehrmethoden im Chemiestudium" to support teaching in chemistry.
August
Potential energy surfaces for Ta+ + CO2 -> TaO+ + CO and Nb+ + CO2 -> NbO+ + CO published! Our collaborators from Innsbruck (Austria) and Albuquerque (NM, USA) were able to construct a full dimensional potential energy surface and run trajectories. Now we can compare our experimental results with theory and we get a good agreement!
Group Leader
Office 52-532
Phone +49 631 205 4211
Fax +49 631 205 2750
Secretary
Marita Donauer
Office 52-531
Phone +49 631 205 2536
Fax +49 631 205 2750
E‑Mail marita.donauer(at)rptu.de
Open Positions
Graduate Students and PostDocs
We are always looking for highly motivated researchers to join our team. If you are interested please directly contact Jun.-Prof. Dr. Jennifer Meyer by E-Mail (jennifer.meyer(at)chem.rptu.de).
Undergraduate Projects
Students who have a passion for physical chemistry (or molecular physics) and are interested to understand chemical reactions at a fundamental level and in the operation of advanced gas phase experimental setups should contact us. We have opportunities for F-Praktika, Bachelor or Master thesis projects with the possibility to participate in state-of-the-art experiments on reactive scattering in combination with velocity map imaging.
Student Researchers
We have openings for student researcher positions (HiWi's). If you are interested in participating in a unique research project on reaction dynamics, in building new scientific instruments and generally how to run complex gas phase physical chemistry experiments, please directly contact Jun.-Prof. Jennifer Meyer or any member of our group. We are always looking for motivated students to join our team.