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Additive manufacturing (AM, 3D printing) is now widely used in almost all natural sciences: chemistry, physics, biology and medicine.

In our laboratory, a two-carbon project is underway to investigate the molecular complexity and transformations of C2 units. At the focus of our research are the two most important molecules, acetylene and calcium carbide.

Catalysis has fundamentally changed chemistry of the 21st century and became the basis of the modern industrial processes.

The project developed and improved unique competences in the application of artificial intelligence (AI) to solve complex chemistry problems.

Biofilms shape environmental processes, industrial performance, and many clinically important infections. They are structurally complex, dynamic, and often resistant to conventional treatment.