20th Koordinationschemietreffen KCT (Meeting of coordination chemistry)
March 16-18, 2026
Braunschweig, Germany

From 16 to 18 March 2026, Oliver Müller (Project B5) attended the 20th Koordinationschemietreffen KCT in Braunschweig.

Since its humble beginnings in 2005, the KCT has grown into a renowned international conference that now attracts up to 250 researchers, primarily from Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Our program covers the entire spectrum of coordination chemistry, ranging from fundamental questions in coordination chemistry and molecular magnetism to photophysical properties, structure-property relationships, medicinal chemistry, and biotechnological applications. The KCT is more than just a platform for cutting-edge research; it is also an important hub for networking—especially for early-career researchers who wish to present their work, establish contacts with colleagues and established researchers, and build collaborations in a supportive environment.

Mr Müller presented the results of his current research on phosphorus recovery from wastewater at the WERA graduate school by a poster.

Presentation:

• “Development of molecular metal sensors for phosphate detection” - Oliver Müller