Lisa Vondung
@lisavondung.bsky.social
Tenure track professor (W1) in inorganic chemistry at the University of Hamburg. Synthetic actinide and lanthanide coordination chemistry and some computational chemistry.
https://www.chemie.uni-hamburg.de/en/institute/ac/arbeitsgruppen/vondung.html
https://www.chemie.uni-hamburg.de/en/institute/ac/arbeitsgruppen/vondung.html
No, not in inorganic chem. On the contrary, I was quite happy to see some yellow comic sans on blue background!
September 16, 2026 at 11:28 AM
No, not in inorganic chem. On the contrary, I was quite happy to see some yellow comic sans on blue background!
There seems to be quite a lot more activity of chemistry people on LinkedIn compared to a while ago, but all the AI generic posts of business people are a bit annoying, so I don't check LinkedIn regularly. Similar posts get more attention/likes on LinkedIn compared to Bluesky, though.
August 6, 2026 at 4:04 PM
There seems to be quite a lot more activity of chemistry people on LinkedIn compared to a while ago, but all the AI generic posts of business people are a bit annoying, so I don't check LinkedIn regularly. Similar posts get more attention/likes on LinkedIn compared to Bluesky, though.
Thank you to the @chemieverband.bsky.social for funding and #ProjektDEAL for open access funding!
July 27, 2026 at 11:46 AM
Thank you to the @chemieverband.bsky.social for funding and #ProjektDEAL for open access funding!
They already changed the layout of the typeset articles to look like a scam journal... Hopefully the website won't follow.
July 24, 2026 at 8:51 PM
They already changed the layout of the typeset articles to look like a scam journal... Hopefully the website won't follow.
A big thank you to Sophie, Christian, Serhiy and Sebastian, who supported this project with further investigations, SQUID and XRD analyses.
Also thank you to Project DEAL for #openaccess funding and Dalton Trans. for the smooth publishing process!
Also thank you to Project DEAL for #openaccess funding and Dalton Trans. for the smooth publishing process!
July 24, 2026 at 11:58 AM
A big thank you to Sophie, Christian, Serhiy and Sebastian, who supported this project with further investigations, SQUID and XRD analyses.
Also thank you to Project DEAL for #openaccess funding and Dalton Trans. for the smooth publishing process!
Also thank you to Project DEAL for #openaccess funding and Dalton Trans. for the smooth publishing process!
Jan explored the coordination chemistry of notoriously labile lanthanoid phosphine complexes with ancillary COT or Cp ligands and found a way to get rid of THF, enabling the synthesis and characterisation of the first Gd complexes with neutral PR3 ligands. 🧪
July 24, 2026 at 11:58 AM
Jan explored the coordination chemistry of notoriously labile lanthanoid phosphine complexes with ancillary COT or Cp ligands and found a way to get rid of THF, enabling the synthesis and characterisation of the first Gd complexes with neutral PR3 ligands. 🧪
Congratulations Demyan, well deserved!
April 28, 2026 at 5:26 AM
Congratulations Demyan, well deserved!
Congratulations, that's awesome!
April 10, 2026 at 2:19 PM
Congratulations, that's awesome!
Or two crystallising dishes with spouts on top of each other - looks like a duck is spitting foam
March 6, 2026 at 9:45 AM
Or two crystallising dishes with spouts on top of each other - looks like a duck is spitting foam
Tetramethylsilane worked for me, but needs to be kept cold (bp 26 °C).
February 26, 2026 at 11:14 AM
Tetramethylsilane worked for me, but needs to be kept cold (bp 26 °C).
Using rel. ECPs or ZORA gave very similar results, but for meaningful comparison the methods should be kept consistent. Thank you to Jan-Erik for doing such a great job during his research internship and beyond and Paul for the smooth collaboration! Open access funding through project #DEAL.
February 3, 2026 at 1:23 PM
Using rel. ECPs or ZORA gave very similar results, but for meaningful comparison the methods should be kept consistent. Thank you to Jan-Erik for doing such a great job during his research internship and beyond and Paul for the smooth collaboration! Open access funding through project #DEAL.
Including relativistic effects is of course crucial to properly describe the U-P bonding, as we found by comparing non-relativistic with relativistic ECPs. This also gave some nice insights into the influence of relativistic effects on the energy and availability of orbitals for bonding.
February 3, 2026 at 1:23 PM
Including relativistic effects is of course crucial to properly describe the U-P bonding, as we found by comparing non-relativistic with relativistic ECPs. This also gave some nice insights into the influence of relativistic effects on the energy and availability of orbitals for bonding.