Mariusz Jozef Wolff

Mariusz Jozef Wolff is a researcher affiliated with the Institute of Functional Materials and Catalysis at the Faculty of Chemistry. His work focuses on Rhenium Chemistry, Photoluminescence, and Density Functional Theory.

Research Interests: Wolff's primary fields include organometallic complexes, catalytic processes, and theoretical-experimental characterization. Recent projects involve isomerism in Rhenium(I) complexes, Fe(III) self-assembly, and Yttrium-catalyzed hydroamination.

Publications (2024-2025): His recent work spans photophysical studies, chiral separation, catalytic applications, and spin-state analysis, reflecting interdisciplinary expertise in Materials Science and Organic Synthesis.

Collaborations: Active in international collaborations, particularly in Rhenium-catalyzed reactions and stereoisomer characterization, with presentations at conferences like Science to Science.