Neudecker Group

Welcome

In the Neudecker (formerly Stauch) group we focus on Theoretical and Computational Chemistry. We develop and apply quantum chemical methods for the calculation of spectroscopic properties of molecules under various external influences (e.g. mechanical force, pressure, temperature). Please refer to the Research page for more details.

Twitter: @NeudeckerGroup

News

September 9th, 2023

Noah starts his research internship, in which he will simulate functional materials under strain. Welcome, Noah!

 

September 4th, 2023

Annelene has successfully defended her Bachelor’s thesis. Congrats!

 

September 1st, 2023

The Fonds der Chemischen Industrie supports Alexander's research on the simulation of functional materials via a Kekulé fellowship. Congratulations, Alexander!

 

July 12th, 2023

Sourabh defends his PhD thesis and is now Dr. Sourabh Kumar. Congratulations to this huge success. The Neudecker group wishes you all the best for the future!

 

July 8th, 2023

Julius has contributed to a paper on an organometallic compound featuring an interesting BN motif. Fun collab with the Staubitz group!

 

July 7th, 2023

Manuel joins our group as a postdoc. Welcome! Manuel will develop a method to predict UV/Vis spectra under pressure by using the GOSTSHYP method. We are looking forward to exciting research and thank the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft for funding this project.

 

July 3rd, 2023

Florian begins working on his Master’s thesis in our group. In cooperation with the Bertrandt company, he will work on mechanical simulations of materials. We are looking forward to this exciting cooperation!

 

July 3rd, 2023

Sourabh has developed a computational multiscale approach for the simulation of the mechanical properties of mechanophore-doped polymers. Check out his new preprint. Fun collab with Baris Demir and Lucio Colombi Ciacchi!

 

May 25th, 2023

Sourabh has submitted his PhD thesis today. Huge congrats for this great success! Within the past 3.5 years, he has worked on the mechanical properties of mechanophores in polymers.

 

May 14th, 2023

Annelene starts working on her Bachelor’s thesis in our group. Welcome! Annelene will study pressure-induced electronic changes in molecules.

 

May 4th, 2023

In his new preprint, Tarek shows that the rupture forces of mechanophores can be modulated efficiently by electric fields.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact

Prof. Dr. Tim Neudecker
University of Bremen
Institute for Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
Leobener Str. NW2, A4060

D-28359 Bremen, Germany

Tel.: +49 (0)421 218 50280
Email: neudeckerprotect me ?!uni-bremenprotect me ?!.de