Professor Dr. Bernd Von Issendorff

Biography

Bernd von Issendorff is a researcher at the University of Freiburg, specializing in cluster physics. His research focuses on understanding the properties of small aggregates of atoms and molecules, exploring their transitional forms between atomic and bulk matter. His work utilizes various spectroscopic techniques to investigate electronic and geometric structures, thermodynamic properties, ultrafast processes, and wavefunction characteristics, contributing significantly to the development of new materials. The work from von Issendorff and his team, including studies on gold clusters, metal anions, and gas-phase peptides, has been published in reputable scientific journals. He actively participates in academic conferences and workshops, offering topics for final theses and supervising PhD and Master's students in the field of physics and cluster science. His research laboratory is well-equipped with advanced instrumentation for conducting cutting-edge experiments in cluster physics.

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