The Innovative Manufacturing and Materials Programme welcomes your attendance and participation in our insightful events held throughout the year. A list of PAST EVENTS is also provided below.
Associate Professor Tilo Söhnel from the University of Auckland's Faculty of Science is our next presenter
DATE & TIME: Tuesday 26 February 2019 | 5 - 7pm (Nibbles and drinks will be served)
VENUE: University of Auckland, Newmarket Campus Seminar Room (902.402) | Free parking via Gate 3, 306 Khyber Pass Road (please register your vehicle at reception to avoid towing)
SPACES WILL BE LIMITED. RSVP link coming soon
| PRESENTER: | Associate Professor Tilo Söhnel, Associate Professor, Chemical Sciences |
ADDITIONAL DETAILS: |
Tilo Söhnel's research is focused on a broad range of theoretical and experimental inorganic materials chemistry, such as the crystal structures and electronic states of main group metal cluster compounds, preparation and physical characterization of potential application materials with unusual mixed metal oxidation states, and density functional theory calculations of electronic structure of solid materials, surfaces, and molecule crystals. This work involves a large number of national and international co-operations with research groups on the different topics in inorganic materials and theoretical chemistry. |
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