Sabine Laschat

Prof. Sabine Laschat

Institut für Organische Chemie, Universität Stuttgart, Pfaffenwaldring 55, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany

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Academic Career Length

34Years (1993-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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15 June 2007 in Angewandte Chemie International Edition
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SLSabine Laschat
Sabine Laschat
ABAngelika Baro
Angelika Baro
NSNelli Steinke
Nelli Steinke
FGFrank Giesselmann
Frank Giesselmann
CHConstanze Hägele
Constanze Hägele
MTMartin Tosoni
Martin Tosoni

14 January 2011 in Materials
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KAKirill V. Axenov
Kirill V. Axenov
SLSabine Laschat
Sabine Laschat
The last five years’ achievements in the synthesis and investigation of thermotropic ionic liquid crystals are reviewed. The present review describes the mesomorphic properties displayed by organic, as well as metal-containing ionic mesogens. In addition, a short overview on the ionic polymer and self-assembled liquid crystals is given. Potential and actual applications of ionic mesogens are also discussed.

12 October 2012 in ChemCatChem
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EREmil Roduner
Emil Roduner
WKWolfgang Kaim
Wolfgang Kaim
BSBiprajit Sarkar
Biprajit Sarkar
VUVlada B. Urlacher
Vlada B. Urlacher
JPJürgen Pleiss
Jürgen Pleiss
SLSabine Laschat
Sabine Laschat

15 June 2007 in Angewandte Chemie
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SLSabine Laschat
Sabine Laschat
ABAngelika Baro
Angelika Baro
NSNelli Steinke
Nelli Steinke
FGFrank Giesselmann
Frank Giesselmann
CHConstanze Hägele
Constanze Hägele
MTMartin Tosoni
Martin Tosoni

5 October 2005 in Synlett
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SLSabine Laschat
Sabine Laschat
ABArmand Becheanu
Armand Becheanu
TBThomas Bell
Thomas Bell
ABAngelika Baro
Angelika Baro
Since its discovery in the early seventies the inter­molecular Pauson-Khand reaction has made considerable progress towards a powerful synthetic method. This account describes the major accomplishments with respect to reactivity, stereoselectivity and catalytic versions, which have been achieved over the last ­decade and summarizes mechanistic information being obtained by theoretical and experimental studies.

8 October 2007 in Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis
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SHSarah Helbig
Sarah Helbig
SSSven Sauer
Sven Sauer
NCNicolai Cramer
Nicolai Cramer
SLSabine Laschat
Sabine Laschat
ABAngelika Baro
Angelika Baro
WFWolfgang Frey
Wolfgang Frey