NewIn: Meet our new professors
What attracts scientists to TUM? What applications do they see for their work, and how has their career progressed so far? In the "NewIn" series, we introduce professors who have been recently appointed to our university and show what they are passionate about - both in and outside of work.
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Prof. Robert J. Mayer
The rules of reactions
Through automated experiments and data-driven models, Robert J. Mayer aims to gain a better understanding of catalytic reactions. This will enable the rapid identification of optimal conditions for chemical syntheses, such as those used to create new molecules and pharmaceuticals or to investigate the origins of life. As professor of physical-organic Chemistry of Catalysis, he explores the principles that govern such reactions—and how they can be predicted using automated experimentation, computational chemistry, and data-driven models.
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Learn more about our modern faculty recruitment and career system, including the TUM Faculty Tenure Track, which is unique in Germany: We offer excellent scientists the opportunity to advance from an entry-level appointment to a W3 full professorship - and also recruit established researchers with an international reputation to our university.
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