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Reimund-Stadler Award of the GDCh Division of Macromolecular Chemistry

The Division of Macromolecular Chemistry of the German Chemical Society (GDCh) usually awards the Reimund-Stadler Award to prospective university lecturers from the field of polymer chemistry and related areas in even years as part of the Division conference . The award is combined with an award certificate and prize money of 5000 euros. The awardee winner will be selected from among the participants in the university's junior workshop. The decision on the award of the prize is made by a selection committee appointed by the Board of the Division .

Reimund-Stadler Award 2024

The Reimund-Stadler Award 2024 was awarded to Dr. Matthias Hartlieb (University of Potsdam) on September 16, 2024 at the Division conference "MAKRO 2024 - Polymers for a Sustainable Future" in Dresden: " in recognition of his outstanding scientific achievements and on the occasion of his contribution Polymeric Biomaterials: From Photo-Polymerization to Antimicrobial Polymers " as part of the Young Talents Workshop University 2023 of the Division of Macromolecular Chemistry, which took place on September 11-12, 2023 at Freudenberg in Weinheim. "

Reimund-Stadler Award 2022

The Reimund-Stadler Award 2022 was awarded to Dr. Robert Göstl (DWI - Leibniz Institute for Interactive Materials, Aachen) on September 12, 2022 on the occasion of the Division conference "MAKRO 2022 - Adaptive Polymers and Systems" in Aachen: " In recognition of his outstanding scientific achievements and on the occasion of his contribution " From force-reporting to force-resistant: using mechanochemistry to understand polymer materials as part of the Young Talents Workshop University 2022 of the Division of Macromolecular Chemistry".

As part of the university's young talent workshop, the Division also awarded scholarships for young talent to two other workshop participants: Dr. Franziska Lissel and Dr. Christopher Synatschke.

Reimund-Stadler Award 2020

Reimund-Stadler Award 2002ff

Year	awardee winner	Affiliation*	award ceremony	Research topic/reason for award
2024	Dr. Matthias Hartlieb	University of Potsdam	Dresden	Polymeric Biomaterials: From Photo-Polymerization to Antimicrobial Polymers
2022	Dr. Robert Göstl	DWI Aachen	Aachen	From force-reporting to force-resistant: using mechanochemistry to understand polymer materials
2020	André Gröschel	University of Münster	on-line	Programmable self-assembly of ABC triblock terpolymers in emulsion droplets into nanostructured, highly ordered Janus microparticles with the formation, evolution and resolution of surface topographies and topological defects of the nanostructure
2018	Markus Gallei	TU Darmstadt	Karlsruhe	Porous Stimuli-Responsive Polymer Architectures for Use as Optical Sensors and Switchable Membranes
2016	Frederik R. Wurm	MPI Mainz	hall	Synthesis of polymeric phosphorus esters and investigation of their interaction with biomolecules and biosurfaces
2016	Michael Sommer	University of Freiburg	hall	Synthesis of composites of graphene and conjugated polymers and investigation of structure-functionality relationships
2014	Sebastian Seiffert	Helmholtz-Zentrum & FU Berlin	Jena	Synthesis, physics and applications of supramolecular, responsive hydrogels
2012	Andreas Walther	DWI, RWTH Aachen University	Mainz	Design and synthesis of hierarchically structured and functional biomimetic nanocomposite materials by scalable self-assembly processes in water
2010	Jürgen Groll	DWI, RWTH Aachen University
2008	Andreas Herrmann	University of Groningen, NL	Aachen	Bioorganic hybrid materials, in particular the production and application of DNA block copolymers for diagnostics and biomedicine
2008	Holger Frauenrath	ETH Zurich, Switzerland	Aachen	Hierarchically structured conjugated polymers that exhibit quaternary structures and folding behavior similar to those of biopolymers
2006	Jan Sandler	University of Bayreuth	Mainz	Interdisciplinary evaluation of the structure-property relationships of carbon nanotubes and their polymer composites
2006	Annette M. Schmidt	University of Düsseldorf	Mainz	Magnetic nanoparticles coated with special, functionalized polymers that open up numerous practical application perspectives
2004	Franziska Gröhn		Düsseldorf	Outstanding scientific achievements during the habilitation
2004	Helmut Schiessel		Düsseldorf	Outstanding scientific achievements during the habilitation
2002	Rainer Haag	University of Freiburg	Darmstadt	Outstanding scientific achievements during the habilitation
2002	Katharina Landfester	MPI, Potsdam	Darmstadt	Outstanding scientific achievements during the habilitation

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*Affiliation at the time of award.

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