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Catalysts crank up chemical reactions. Without them, the large-scale production of chemicals would be unthinkable. And whoever finds the best catalysts can manufacture more efficiently than anyone else. With astonishing creativity, the scientists headed by Ferdi Schüth, Director at the Max Planck Institute for Coal Research in Mülheim an der Ruhr, continue to develop effective new alternatives. The key to their success lies in cooperation between specialists in different disciplines.
Here, catalysts are tested at pressures of up to 500 bar.

Study shows how pathogenic bacteria can adapt to varying conditions of the digestive tract
Scale bar, 2 µm. (d) Model of the pH-dependent suppression of T3SS activity.

Two-dimensional layers of gold and silver were produced by a team led by Ulrich Starke from the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research. The monoatomic precious metal layers become semiconductors.
The scale bar represents one nanometer.

Astronomers simulate physical processes in the interstellar medium of galaxies at “Cosmic Noon” for future SKAO observations.
The white bars indicate the scales at the simulated distances, given in kiloparsecs

Synthetic biology: Using microfluidic technology, a team led by K. Sundmacher from the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems has integrated a metabolism into an artificial cell.
The bar corresponds to 100 micrometers.

A higher frequency resolution enables a nuclear magnetic resonance tomography (NMR) for individual proteins, as demonstrated by a team led by Jörg Wrachtrup from the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research and the University of Stuttgart.
nuclei and electrons about their own axis, turning the particles into tiny, spinning bar

A higher frequency resolution enables a nuclear magnetic resonance tomography (NMR) for individual proteins, as demonstrated by a team led by Jörg Wrachtrup from the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research and the University of Stuttgart.
nuclei and electrons about their own axis, turning the particles into tiny, spinning bar

Methane isotope paradox of the seafloor: Scientists explain why methane carbon isotopes behave so differently than expected
The white scale bar marks 10 µm.

Astronomers simulate physical processes in the interstellar medium of galaxies at “Cosmic Noon” for future SKAO observations.
The white bars indicate the scales at the simulated distances, given in kiloparsecs

Event Horizon Telescope observes the formation site of the jet around the central black hole of the galaxy Perseus A at the highest zoom level to date
jet of the black hole at different spatial scales (indicated by the horizontal bar