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Dr. André Fielicke is a researcher affiliated with Technische Universität Berlin's Institute of Optics and Atomic Physics and leads the Spectroscopy and Chemistry of Metal Clusters and Cluster Complexes group at the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society. His academic career includes a successful habilitation in Experimental Physics from TU Berlin. He specializes in gas-phase spectroscopy of metal clusters, focusing on transition metals and metal oxides, with applications in catalysis and optical materials. His research emphasizes structural characterization via infrared spectroscopy and free-electron lasers, particularly exploring cluster reactivity and bonding mechanisms.
Key projects include investigations into gold-silver clusters, ruthenium cluster structures, and silicon cluster chemistry. His work bridges fundamental cluster science with practical applications in heterogeneous catalysis and nanomaterials. Notable contributions include studies on superoxide formation on gold clusters and methane activation on platinum clusters. Fielicke collaborates with institutions like UniCat, contributing to research fields D1 (2012-2015) and earlier projects on catalytic systems.
His laboratory employs advanced spectroscopic techniques such as terahertz and far-infrared spectroscopy, complemented by computational methods. While no explicit awards are mentioned, his habilitation thesis on transition metal clusters was published in Chemical Society Reviews, underscoring his academic impact. Fielicke's teaching qualifications include lectures on framework materials like MOFs/COFs at TU Berlin.
