Lukas Stolch

 

Lukas has experience in various technological fields due to his work at several research institutes, namely Universität Konstanz, Universität Straßburg, and Fraunhofer IAF Freiburg.

 

During his university studies, his particular areas of focus included cluster deposition and its usage for the catalytic analysis of chemical reactions, polymer synthesis in microfluidic systems, production and medical usage of polymer particles for transporting active agents as well as semiconductor-based photon detection.

 

Lukas joined Maucher Jenkins' Munich office in 2017, and is currently working towards qualification as a German and European Patent Attorney.

 

Publications:

 

'Size-selected gold clusters on porous titania as the most "gold-efficient" heterogeneous catalysts'. In: Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 16(22), pp. 11017-11023. ISSN 1463-9076. Andreas Dollinger, Lukas Stolch, et al., 2014. 

'Microfluidic conceived pH sensitive core-shell particles for dual drug delivery'. In: International Journal of Pharmaceutics. 478(1), pp. 78-87, ISSN 0378-5173.Ikram Ullah Khan, Lukas Stolch, et al.,2015. 

 

Interests outside of work:

 

In his spare Lukas time enjoys ultimate Frisbee, travelling and mountain biking.