Ludger Tebben

Dr. Ludger Tebben is a tenured researcher at the Organisch-Chemisches Institut (University of Münster). He has held key roles since 2007, including Vize-Speaker (2012) and Managing Director (2010) of the Collaborative Research Center "Synergistic Effects in Chemistry - From Additivity towards Cooperativity" (SFB 858). His work focuses on organometallic chemistry, particularly ferrocenophane derivatives and asymmetric catalysis.

• Education: PhD in Organic Chemistry (2007, WWU Münster) on asymmetric [3]ferrocenophanes
• Awards: Procter & Gamble Prize (2003), IRTG 1143 Fellow (2006-2007)

His research spans bioorganometallic chemistry, polymer chemistry, and cooperative effects in chemical systems. Publications highlight Nitroxides, enantioselective catalysis, and interdisciplinary projects like co.labore merging arts and science. He contributes to infrastructure projects for the new OC/BC-I institute building.