Prof. Dr. Elsner, Martin Peter - Max Planck Institute - Max-Planck ...

01/2004 PhD defence
„Bewertung adsorptiver Reaktionsführung am Beispiel
des CLAUS-Prozesses“
(“Assessment of adsorptively-enhanced reactor operation
exemplified by the CLAUS process”)
01/2003 - 12/2003 Internship at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex
Technical Systems (Scholarship from the Max Planck Society)
Current Position
01/2004 - 08/2011 Research Associate (“Wissenschaftlicher Angestellter“) at the
Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical
Systems (in the group Physical and Chemical Foundations of
Process Engineering of Prof. Dr. A. Seidel-Morgenstern)
from 09/2011 Professor for Physical Chemistry at Georg Simon Ohm
University of Applied Sciences in Nuremberg (Germany)
Grants
01/2004 Research grant from DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft,
“German Research Foundation“) for an 18 months stay at the
University of Pittsburgh (USA), Department of Chemical and
Petroleum Engineering (Prof. Dr. G. Veser) (for private reasons
withdrawn)
04/2008 ERASMUS grant for a stay as guest lecturer at the Technical
University of Rzeszów (Poland)
07/2008 Best paper of 2007 published in Computers & Chemical
Engineering; GANI, R. (2009): Computers & Chemical
Engineering: Best Paper of 2007 (Editorial). Comp. & Chem.
Eng. 33(12), 1905-1906
Third-Party Funded Projects
since 2008 “Modellbildung für die “Bevorzugte Kristallisation” zur Gewinnung
reiner Enantiomere” (DFG SE 586/15-1, DFG Paketantrag)
Funded: DFG (German Research Foundation)
2008-2009 Project Based Personnel Exchange Programme with Poland
(Technical University of Rzeszów), Funded: DAAD
“Evaluation and comparison of diastereomeric and preferential
crystallization for pharmaceutically active compounds”
Courses (for Graduate Students of Engineering, Biotechnology &
Chemistry)
Taught & Developed:
� Einführung in die Kristallisation (Introduction into Crystallisation)
� Technische Kristallisation (Technical Crystallisation)