Rehbein Research
Modern Physical Organic Chemistry
Team
Currently our team consists of 6 PhD students from 3 different countries. Want to be part of it? Drop me a line!
Research
We love to understand chemistry in its very principles taking the dynamics into account. And we do so with a combination of experiments and simulations. For more info: Here you go!
Publications
Currently the counter is at 43 publications on mechanistic studies of various chemistry.
Talks
Communication is key, not only in science. Invited talks all over the world show how well mechanistic studies are recognized in the community. List of previous & furture lectures.
Teaching
Lectures in catalysis, modern physical organic chemistry and computational chemistry. Supported by self-learning quizzes and screencasts.
Network
We are currently part of the RTG 2620 'ion pairs' and the CRC 325 'assembly-controlled photocatalysis' both funded by the DFG. Our collaboration partners are all over Germany and beyond. Check out our recent publications!
Funding
DFG RE3630/5
DFG RTG 2620 'ion pairs' , 2 PhD positions, 1 shared post-doc
DFG and the CRC 325 1 PhD posittion
VCI (PhD stipend)
Contact
Via my personal assistent Barbara Bauer
Room CH32.1.85
Phone +49 941 943-4575
Fax +49 941 943-1717
or via e-mail!
Prof. Dr. Julia Rehbein
TU Dresden (Diplom), TU Dortmund (PhD), Cardiff University (Postdoc; Wales, UK), UHH (FCI- then Emmy-Noether-Fellow; Hamburg) University Regensburg (now)
Originally trained as a synthetic organic chemist and even doing natural product synthesis, I was - over the time - more and more intrigued by the chemistry that did not turn out as expected. That's how I got into the field of physical organic chemistry. Always seeking a greater unterstanding of the experiemetnal obersvation at a molecular or even electronic level.
NEWS NEWS NEWS
New manuscript published:
Counterion Effect in Cobaltate-Catalyzed Alkene Hydrogenation
Angewandte Chemie International Edition
Martin Gawron, Franziska Gilch, Daniel Schmidhuber, Dr. John A. Kelly, Dr. Thomas M. Horsley Downie, Prof. Dr. Axel Jacobi von Wangelin,
Prof. Dr. Julia Rehbein*, Prof. Dr. Robert Wolf*
First published: 07 December 2023
New manuscripts accepted:
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Job offers:
1 PhD position in Computational Chemistry starting March 2024
2 PhD positions in the RTG ion-pair effects (one synthetic, one spectroscopic/computaitonal research) startin May 2024
Curious? Drop me a line!