Dominik Holder

Dr. Dominik Holder is a Liebig Fellow at the Chair of Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry, affiliated with the TUM School of Natural Sciences at Technical University of Munich. His research focuses on electrocatalytic hydrogenation strategies, energy storage, and electro-organic synthesis using molecular and material-based systems.

Research Interests

Holder specializes in inorganic chemistry, particularly in developing electrocatalysts for sustainable energy applications and organic synthesis. His work explores:

• Hydrogen-free direct electrocatalytic hydrogenation
• Biomass-derived energy carriers
• Metal-organic frameworks
• f-element electrocatalysis

Scientific Awards

• Liebig Fellowship (2021)
• Reaxys PhD Prize Finalist (2019)
• Feodor Lynen Research Fellowship (2018)
• Royal Society of Chemistry Mobility Grant (2018)
• Germany Scholarship (2012)