
News and updates from the Dielmann group from now on on bluesky: @dielmanngroup.bsky.social
Innsbruck, Österreich
Joined January 2018
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It is more than overdue to say „good“bye to this social network.
To not miss out on our latest scientific achievements, attended events and fun group activities you can find us on Bluesky from now on - feel free to follow and see you there! 👋🏼🦋
Sunday was race day!
For the third time, our research group participated in the Innsbruck City Run this weekend - this time even with two mixed relay teams 👬👫👬👫
Had so much fun racing and even got 2nd place in the mixed-relay competition🥈
Have you already checked out our new paper on copper hydride chemistry in collaboration with the Teichert group?
If not - let us help you out:
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Ready for Franka‘s talk at the EWPC-21 tomorrow at 5:40 p.m.? Be there to hear about her most recent contributions to pnictogen chemistry!
#EWPC21
One week from today we‘ll welcome the participants of this year‘s #EWPC21 in Innsbruck! Preparations are in full swing and we‘re already looking forward to inspiring and interesting days at the conference. See you soon!
We love a good cooperation! 🤝🏼 Don‘t miss out on the beautiful results about photoswitchable CANs from the collaboration between Alex, the Schlögl Group from @unileoben and the @GloriusGroup, published in Advanced Materials last week.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Almost forgot to highlight Maike‘s paper on deoxyfluorinations using phosphonium SF5- salts! Here you go: chemistry-europe.onlinelibra…
Phosphonium SF5- Salts Derived from Sulfur Hexafluoride as Deoxyfluorination Reagents (Fabian Dielmann @DielmannGroup and co-workers) #OpenAccess onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Fabian finishes his conference tour in Graz at the Austrian chemistry days #GÖCh #Chemietage2024. 🇦🇹 Listen to his talk tomorrow at 3:05 pm in the synthesis session (P2-3).
MHC13: check ✔️
Thanks to the Mitzel group for the perfect organization and for showing us Bielefeld‘s beautiful sights!
Next up: GDCh conference on inorganic chemistry in Munich! Don‘t miss Fabian‘s talk about phosphorous cations in bond metathesis on Tuesday 2 p.m. #Wöhler24
We really enjoyed attending #IRIS17 in Halifax as well as exploring Nova Scotia’s nature! 🌊🌞
Congrats to Maike on receiving the ’best student oral presentation award‘!
Fabian and PhD student Maike are on their way to Halifax for the 17th International Symposium on Inorganic Ring Systems #IRIS17. Both will give a talk on thursday (Fabian 14:15, Maike 17:10) and look forward to a great week! 🇨🇦
Read Jonas‘ paper on particularly strongly donating pyridines in @DaltonTrans now! 📣📣
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Last week we had awesome days exploring Ötztal’s nature and discussing chemistry at the university center in Obergurgl! 🦙🌞
Jonas, Lucas and Fabian are attending the #EWPC20 in Würzburg this week. Don’t miss Jonas‘ talk today at 11:10 and Lucas’ talk on wednesday at 9:40! – at Würzburg, Germany
Last week we had an awesome time at the 4th Symposium on Functional Molecules with @FleischerLab, @TeichertLab, @BreugstLab, @KretschmerLab, and @OGManchenoLab! Proud of Alex winning the shared prize for best presentation! – at Regensburg, Germany
Happy to see that our paper on P(tmp)3 was the fourth most-read article in Organometallics last year! 🤝🏼
Get a load of this . . . our Top 5 most-read articles published in 2023. Check out what your organometallic friends and colleagues are finding interesting 👇
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In the newest issue of @ChemCommun you can find our paper in collaboration with @GloriusGroup on photoswitchable phosphines! 💡
pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Arti…!
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Last Thursday, Fabian @DielmannGroup gave an inspiring and multifaceted @GDCh_aktuell lecture on carbenes, phosphines, and phosphorus cations @TUChemnitz. We also explored Bad Schlema (Erzgebirge), which used to be very famous because of the most potent radon springs on earth.















