Kristallographie & Geomaterialforschung
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Crystallography & Geomaterials Research Group
News The University of Bremen at
MARUM - Center for Marine Environmental Sciences
within the Cluster of Excellence “The Ocean Floor -
Earth's Uncharted Interface” is seeking to fill -
subject to the approval of funds – starting on January
1, 2026 at the earliest, up to 15 positions as
Our group
supervises jointly with the Mineralogy group of
Prof. Oliver Plümber one Doctoral Candidate (f/m/d)
“
EXC-1-11: Nanoscale Interactions of Vent-Derived
Particles: Unlocking Nutrient and Carbon Pathways in
the Deep Ocean”, Check the detailed project
description here. German Federal Salary Scale 13 TV-L with 75% of the weekly working time (29.4 working hours)
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Studied Materials:
We are interested in crystalline materials with complex local atomic structures. This includes minerals occurring in the earth’s crust as well as synthetically produced compounds, especially microporous materials (zeolites and metal-organic frameworks) and mullite-type compounds.
Methods
- Powder- and single crystal diffracton at various temperatures with X-rays, neutrons and electrons
- Thermal analysis
- Crystal growth
- Molecular modelling with force fields
- Density functional theory calculations
- Qualitative and quantitative phase analysis
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About us:
The Crystallography & Geomaterials Research Group is located at the FB05 Geosciences of the University of Bremen. The current group leader is Junior-Professor Dr. Ella M. Schmidt. Dr. Michael Fischer is a Heisenberg Fellow in the group and leads the research on Crystalline Microporous Materials. Dr. Paul Klar represents the associated research group Materials Mineralogy. The group was established in 1996 by Prof. Dr. R. X. Fischer. Here you can find the current team as well as former group members aka Kristallumni.