Chair of Inorganic Chemistry I

The Department of Inorganic Chemistry I develops new materials for Energy applications. The focus points are battery- and photovoltaic materials, environmental and electro catalysis. From fundamentals towards industrial applications we cover a wide spectrum of themes with an interdisciplinary team of more than 50 employees.

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Owner of the chair

Prof. Dr. Stefan Kaskel has been Professor of Inorganic Chemistry I at TU Dresden since 1.6.2004. Find out more about him and his scientific career.

Employees

Here you can find information about the more than 50 employees and students of the Chair.

Research Units 2433

DFG - Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Switchable Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOF-Switches)

Modern Inorganic Materials

The professorship researches modern inorganic materials from synthesis to characterisation and application. Research areas are materials for the energy transition, materials for environmental technologies, light management, and surface technologies as well as industrial inorganic chemistry.

In teaching, the basics of general and inorganic chemistry as well as in-depth knowledge of inorganic materials are taught.

Research is divided roughly into four areas, and the research results are applied by the Material Center.

Materials for the energy transition
Materials for environmental technologies
Light management and surface technologies
Industrial inorganic chemistry