Eva Rauls
Professor for Theoretical Physics
Bio
Research interests:
I am mainly using computational methods for investigating (macro-)molecular adsorbates, catalytic and electronic properties of single and selforganised molecules on various surfaces (like metals or graphitic surfaces). The methods include both first principles and (semi-)empirical methods.
Currently, I am cooperating closely with the chemistry department on two new research projects. These projects include the study and functional design of supramolecular materials for gas sepration with a special focus on CO2-storage as well as the optimization of MOFs for separation and recycling of metals.
Short bio:
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Diploma in theoretical physics, University of Paderborn, Germany (2000)
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Dr. rer. nat. in theoretical physics, University of Paderborn, Germany (2003)
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Feodor-Lynen-fellowship of the Alexander-von-Humboldt-Society, Aarhus (iNano), Denmark (2004-2006)
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Post-doc and leader of independent research group “Computational materials science”, University of Paderborn, Germany (2009-2016)
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Substitute professor of theortical physics, University of Osnabrück, (2013-2015)
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Full professor, University of Stavanger (since 2017)
