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Core competence in the fields of
Analytical Chemistry | Biochemistry | Organic Chemistry | Chemistry of Renewable Resources
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Core competence in the fields of
Analytical Chemistry | Biochemistry | Organic Chemistry | Chemistry of Renewable Resources
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Core competence in the fields of
Analytical Chemistry | Biochemistry | Organic Chemistry | Chemistry of Renewable Resources
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Core competence in the fields of
Analytical Chemistry | Biochemistry | Organic Chemistry | Chemistry of Renewable Resources
Institute of Analytical Chemistry
... performs research on the development and application of analytical methods with a major focus on elemental, stable isotope ratio and molecular mass spectrometry, as well as separation techniques and elemental imaging.
Institute of Biochemistry
Major research topics at the institute of biochemistry are glycobiology (glycoprotein analysis - Altmann, glycobiology of invertebrates - Staudacher, molecular glycobiology - Wilson), protein biochemistry (Furtmüller, Obinger) and NanoGlykobiology (Schäffer).
Institute of Organic Chemistry
Research at the Institute of Organic Chemistry centers on the chemical biology of glycans. Key expertise is the chemical and enzymatic synthesis of plant and bacterial glycans, glycophospholipids, and sugar nucleotides, as well as glycan analysis by NMR-spectroscopy. The synthesized glycans are important probes for immuno- and biochemical experiments that are relevant in the agricultural and biomedical sciences.
Institute of Chemistry of Renewable Resources
This institute of the Department of Chemistry is concerned with the chemistry of renewable resources („Chemistry NAWAROS“). The research focuses on the following topics:
Cellulose chemistry and polysaccharide chemistry
Biopolymer analytics with an emphasis on cellulose and polysaccharide analytics
Chemistry and development of phenolic antioxidants
Chemistry of biomaterials
„Green Chemistry“
ISO 45001:2018 certified safety and health management system
GESTIS Gefahrstoffdatenbank
Europäische Chemikalienagentur
Management and Administration
Addresses & Contact
H77000 Department of Chemistry (DCH)
Department für Chemie
Muthgasse 18
1190 Wien
Contact:
http://www.chemie.boku.ac.at
Tel.: +43 1 47654-77000, +43 1 47654-77050
Fax: +43 1 47654-77059
chemie(at)boku.ac.at