Research in the Bode EPR lab covers both, EPR applications and methodological studies. The applications range from biological systems over biomimetic model compounds to inorganic chemistry and catalysis.
The research is truly inter-disciplinary, embracing preparation of biological samples as well as inorganic and organic synthesis compounds, with EPR spectroscopic techniques covering a wide range from continuous wave (cw) and pulse EPR, numerical simulations, DFT calculations, etc.
Our current focus is on EPR applications on complex nanostructures which range from membrane channel proteins to investigations on nanoscale flexibility and confinement.
For more information on our recent research please have a look at our list of publications.
More information on recently funded projects can be found here.
Our research explained in a one minute video.