Juliane März

Dr. Juliane März is a Group Leader of the 'Metal organic actinide chemistry' group at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), affiliated with the Institute of Resource Ecology and the Department of Chemistry of the f-elements. She has been a key researcher at HZDR since 2014 and was promoted to group leader in May 2022.

Her research focuses on the coordination chemistry of low-valent actinides (Th-Pu) using organic ligands, with a strong emphasis on structural characterization, bonding analysis, and redox behavior of actinide complexes in both solution and solid state. She investigates isostructural complex series and explores the electronic structure of f-block elements.

The recent publications highlight a consistent trend in actinide coordination chemistry, particularly in Schiff-base and amidinate complexes, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), redox-active systems, and separation science. Her work frequently involves advanced spectroscopic and crystallographic techniques, often in collaboration with large-scale facilities like ESRF.

• Group Leader, 'Metal organic actinide chemistry', HZDR (since 2022)
• Ph.D. in Inorganic Coordination Chemistry, TU Dresden (2014)
• Research Associate, HZDR (2014–2022)

Dr. März actively supervises multiple PhD and Master’s students and is involved in BMBF-funded projects such as FENABIUM II, f-Char, and FENABIUM. She has no scientific awards listed in the provided text.

She leads a research team focused on fundamental actinide chemistry, contributing to nuclear waste management, separation technologies, and the understanding of f-element bonding. Her lab collaborates extensively and utilizes primary research data from HZDR’s facilities.