Yesterday, Xiaoyu Zhou, Christian Ehinger, and Lukas Lätsch successfully held their public PhD defenses. The defenses showcased their extensive research in catalysis, surface organometallic chemistry and spectroscopy. With this milestone reached, they now enter the final phase of their PhD programs. Congratulations!
He successfully defended his PhD thesis on the computational study of heterogeneous CO2 hydrogenation catalysts titled: "Understanding Supported Bimetallic Nanoparticle Catalysts From First Principles Calculations – Why Both Structure and Dynamics Matter"
He successfully defended his PhD thesis on single-molecule magnet titled: "Bridging the Gap between Single-Molecule Magnets and Remanent Magnetic Surface Sites"
He successfully defended his PhD thesis titled: "Structure and Role of Ga Surface Sites and Related Reducible Dopants in Mono- and Bimetallic Catalysts"