Professor Tilo Söhnel

Associate Investigator

Towards Zero Carbon - Catalytic Architectures

Phone:: +64 9 923 9722

Address:
Science Centre
Building 302
Level 10, Room 1063
University of Auckland
23 Symonds Street
Auckland 1010

t.soehnel@auckland.ac.nz

Biography

Tilo Söhnel has been a Professor at the School of Chemical Sciences, University of Auckland, since 2016.

Research interests

Our research is focused on theoretical and experimental inorganic materials chemistry. That involves studying the crystal structures and electronic states of a broad range of main group and transition metal compounds, preparation and physical characterization of potential application materials, and density functional theory calculations of electronic structure of solid materials.

The main focus of my research lies in the field of experimental and theoretical chemistry of solid state compounds and inorganic materials.
Professor Tilo Söhnel

In the news

Annual Report

Journal covers - Annual Report 2023

April 15, 2024

This year, research papers authored by MacDiarmid Investigators have been featured on the front cover of seven international scientific journals.

Annual Report

2023 Funding successes - Annual Report 2023

April 13, 2024

Funding successes for our Investigators and their research programmes during 2023.

Annual Report

Funding successes - Annual Report 2022

April 19, 2023

Funding successes for our investigators and their research programmes during 2022. This funding enables our researchers and collaborators to continue their breakthrough research in advanced materials and nanotechnology.

News Article

2022 MacDiarmid Institute Marsden grant successes

November 3, 2022

MacDiarmid Institute led research received $7.84 million funding in 2022 Te Pūtea Rangahau a Marsden, the Marsden Fund.

Annual Report

Journal Covers - Annual Report 2021

June 2, 2022

This page lists the various scientific journal covers that featured MacDiarmid Institute Investigators work in 2021.

Annual Report

Funding successes - Annual Report 2020

March 24, 2021

Funding successes for our investigators and their research programmes during 2020. This funding enables our researchers and collaborators to continue their breakthrough research in advanced materials and nanotechnology.