Prof.`in Dr. Claudia Bohrmann-Linde
Key areas of research: Development of experiments suitable for schools, didactic concepts and accompanying teaching/learning media on the topics of energy, energy conversion and sustainable use of resources.

Prof. Dr. Nils Helge Schebb
Key areas of research: Metabolomics of lipids and cellular metabolites to understand the impact of diet on human health

Prof.`in Dr. Julia Bornhorst
Key areas of research: Role of environmental and food relevant metals, especially trace elements (TE), in health and disease

Prof. Dr. Carsten Jenne
Key areas of research: Molecular chemistry of nonmetals

Prof. Dr. Fabian Mohr
Key areas of research: Metal complexes with biological activity, Organometallic Chemistry

Prof. Dr. Ullrich Scherf
Key areas of research: Materials science and the chemistry of functional polymers: Synthesis development, semiconducting polymer materials, microporous polymer networks, block copolymers, conjugated polyelectrolytes

Prof. Dr. Hans-Willi Kling
Key areas of research: Sustainable Development, conservation of resources, use of renewable raw materials instead of petrochemical-based materials

Prof. Dr. Stefan F. Kirsch
Key areas of research: Creation of Diversity in the Synthesis of Small Molecules; Target-oriented Synthesis of Complex Organic Molecules with Promising Biological Properties

Prof. Dr. Jürgen Scherkenbeck
Key areas of research: Bioorganic chemistry, Development of resistance-breaking antibiotics; Design and synthesis of novel inhibitors of oncogenically mutated Ras proteins

Prof. Dr. Guillaume Delaittre
Key areas of research: Synthesis of macromolecules and nanostructures with applications in life sciences; Development of biodegradable polymeric materials made from renewable resources

Dr. Adrián Gómez-Suárez
Key areas of research: Photochemistry, Radical chemistry, Transition metal catalysis, Development of catalytic transformations with direct application to the synthesis and late-stage modification of biomolecules, such as saccharides, amino acids, and peptides

Prof. Dr. Thorsten Benter
Key areas of research: Mass spectrometry; ionization method development

Prof. Dr. Peter Wiesen
Key areas of research: Method development and modeling of atmospheric chemistry including simulation chambers and flow reactors, field measurements, emission measurements ect.