Institut für Anorganische Chemie und Kristallographie

Institute

Institute of ­Inorganic Chemistry

Our research covers many fields. Currently, five research groups work in the Institute with particular focus on synthesis, advanced characterization and application of new types of molecules and functional materials.

Research Groups

Kersting Group 2023. Picture by Berthold Kersting.

Professor of Inorganic Chemistry – Coordination Chemistry

The Kersting group conducts research in the fields of bioinorganic chemistry and supramolecular coordination chemistry.

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The members of the working group of Prof. Dr. H. Krautscheid introduce themselves.

Professor of Inorganic Chemistry – Solid State Chemsitry/ Materials Science

Metal organic frameworks, single source precursor and gas phase deposition of semiconductors

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Das Bild zeigt ein Gruppenfoto des AK Kohlmann.

Professor of Inorganic Chemistry – Functional Materials

Solid-state chemistry, functional materials, reaction pathways, in situ methods, metal hydrides

Gruppenfoto AK Oeckler (Foto: H. Kohlmann)

Professor of Materials Science and Crystallography

Solid-state chemistry of Chalcogenides and
luminescent materials, thermoelectric materials, synchrotron methods

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Research Group PD Zeckert

Organoelement chemistry of the heavier group 13 and group 14 elements, lanthanide chemistry

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Professor of Inorganic Chemistry – Photochemistry/ Organometallic Chemistry

Organophosphorus chemistry, biologically active boron and metal compounds, heterometallic complexes, catalysis

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Contacts

Institute Management

Prof. Dr. Berthold Kersting

Managing Director

Anorganische Chemie/Koordinationschemie
Hauptgebäude Chemie
Johannisallee 29, Room 150
04103 Leipzig

Phone: +49 341 97 - 36143
Fax: +49 341 97 - 36199

Office

Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and Crystallography

Hauptgebäude Chemie
Johannisallee 29
04103 Leipzig
Head: Prof. Dr. Berthold Kersting

Office hours
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday:
10:00 - 12:00

Location

The Institute of Inorganic Chemistry is located at Johannisallee 29, approx. 3 km from the city centre. There are regular trams (lines 2 and 16) from the city centre and main station. The tram station is near the main entrance.