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Publications in peer-reviewed journals:

• 2009 (18)
• 2008 (14)
• 2007 (19)
• 2006 (17)
• 2005 (21)
• 2004 (14)
• 2003 (21)
• 2002 (20)
• 2001 (25)
• 2000 (24)
• 1999 (21)
• 1998 (23)
• 1997 (14)

Annual reports of the Institute of Geosciences

Nature Chemistry
Volume 1 (2009)
Cover illustration: Metal-organic framework (MOF) materials offer a range of attractive properties, including gas storage and structural flexibility. A sulfoisophthalate linker ligand has now been incorporated into a copper-based material that enables a dramatic change in connectivity without affecting the crystallinity of the compound. The structural changes occur on absorption and loss of water and pyridine. The cover image shows the structure of the hydrated form of the copper sulfoisophthalate MOF.
aus: Xiao et al. [Nature Chemistry, 1, 289 - 294 (2009) ].

Zeitschrift für Kristallographie
Volume 224 (2009)
Cover illustration: Essential features of the structure of PAMC, (C3H7NH3)2MnCl4, space group Abme.
from: Depmeier [Z. Kristallogr., 224, 287-294].

Journal of Physics Condensed Matter
Volume 19 (2007)
Cover illustration: Displacive mechanism associated with the Cmca → P63/mmc transition occurring in Si and Ge under pressure.
from: Katzke & Toledano [J. Phys.: Condens. Matter (2007), 19, 275204].

Zeitschrift für Kristallographie
Volume 221 (2006)
Cover illustration: Crystal Structure of Mellilite
from: Peters et al. [Z. Kristallogr. (2006),vol 221, 198-205].

Acta Crystallographica A (2002) ...
Acta Crystallographica Section A Foundations of Crystallography Volume 58 (2002)
Cover illustration: Electrostatic equilibrium of simultaneous Coulomb attraction and core repulsion for an ensemble ; the conjoint centroids, shown in yellow, characterize force-free positions of the fragment inside the unit cell. For comparison, the pure Coulomb equilibrium is shown in the background.
from: Mädler, Behrends & Knorr [Acta Cryst. (2001). A57, 20-23].

Journal of Applied Crystallography (2000) ...
Journal of Applied Crystallography Volume 33, (2000)
Cover illustration: Reorientation pathways of the octahedral PF6 anion in KPF6, calculated by an evolution algorithm.
from: Knorr & Mädler [J. Appl. Cryst. (1999), 32, 902-910].

Prof. H. Küppers ist Co-Editor for the reports of the different groups in the DGK (German Crystallographic Association) (see DGK for a listing of available reports (in german)).