Ligand design for transition metals
Synthesis and characterisation of transition metal complexes
Employing catalytic systems for the discovery of new organic transformations
Studying reaction mechanisms
If any of these topics interest you, do not hesitate to contact Dragos directly via email.
Starting 2024, we are able to welcome PhD students and postdoctoral researchers at the University of Rennes (France).
No new PhD students or postdoctoral internships can be accommodated in Heidelberg.
Currently, no funded positions are available. As soon as positions will be available, they will be adverstised here and on Twitter (@roscalab).
In our lab in Heidelberg, we are still able to accommodate research internships until further notice. If you are interested in our work, feel free to apply to Dragos directly (dragos.rosca@uni-heidelberg.de) or to our PhD Students: Julianna Doll (Julianna.Doll@stud.uni-heidelberg.de) and Viktoria Bothe (bothe@stud.uni-heidelberg.de).
Keep in mind that the laboratory space is limited and we appreciate if you apply early.
Starting 2024, sadly no new Bachelor- and Master Thesis can be conducted in our group in Heidelberg.
Starting 2024, students from the University of Heidelberg as well as other European Universities can do research internships and master theses in our group in Rennes (France). The research stays can be arranged via the Erasmus programme (Research placements) or other means and can be financially supplemented through our research programme.
If you are interested, please contact Dragos in advance, so the formalities can be arranged.
For the students of the University of Heidelberg: conducting the ACF, Homogenkat. or their Master Thesis in Rennes means that you will still stay matriculated in Heidelberg, and the credit points will be transferred to Heidelberg upon the completion of the research stays.