Christian Limberg

Prof. Dr. Christian Limberg is a faculty member at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, affiliated with the Institute of Chemistry within the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. He serves as Subproject Leader B1 in the Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) 1349, 'Fluorine-Specific Interactions: Fundamentals and Applications,' indicating an active research role in a major interdisciplinary initiative.

His research focuses on inorganic and coordination chemistry, particularly involving fluorine-specific interactions, metal complexes, redox processes, and catalysis. These interests are central to the goals of CRC 1349, which explores both fundamental mechanisms and potential applications in materials and life sciences.

The publication trends within CRC 1349 emphasize fluorine chemistry, sustainable synthesis, and advanced spectroscopic and computational methods, suggesting that Prof. Limberg's work contributes to these cutting-edge areas. His leadership in a subproject implies active supervision and collaboration.

• Spokesperson roles in major research centers
• Leadership in national collaborative research projects (CRC)

Prof. Limberg is involved in the scientific coordination and management of CRC 1349, contributing to training and development through the Integrated Research Training Group (MGK). While specific grants are not listed, his subproject leadership indicates funded research activity.

He is part of the core research team of CRC 1349, a large interdisciplinary consortium involving multiple institutions and research groups focused on advancing the science of fluorine interactions.