Category:Klaus Müllen

**Klaus Müllen**
	German chemist
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Name in native language	Klaus Müllen;
Date of birth	2 January 1947; Cologne
Country of citizenship	Germany;
Residence	Mainz;
Educated at	University of Cologne;
Occupation	chemist; university teacher;
Employer	Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz; University of Cologne;
Member of	German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina; North Rhine-Westphalia Academy for Sciences and Arts; American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Academia Europaea (AE section Chemical Sciences, 2017–); Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities;
Field of work	polymer chemistry; polymer science;
Work location	Mainz; Cologne;
Award received	Carl Friedrich Gauss Medal (2014); Hermann Staudinger Prize (2016); Tsungming Tu Award (2011); Philip Morris Research Prize (1997); Max Planck Research Award (1993); Adolf-von-Baeyer Gold Medal (2013); honorary doctor of the Shanghai Jiao Tong University (2012); honorary doctor of University of Cologne (2016); honorary doctor of Ulm University; honorary doctor of Sofia University; honorary doctorate of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology; ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry (2011); Karl Ziegler Prize; honorary doctorate of the Łódź University of Technology (2021); Doctor honoris causa of the University of Strasbourg (2021);
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Deutsch: Klaus Müllen (* 2. Januar 1947 in Köln) ist ein deutscher Chemiker (Makromolekulare Chemie, Supramolekulare Chemie, Nanowissenschaft). Er ist bekannt für die Synthese und die Erforschung der Eigenschaften von Graphen-artigen Nanostrukturen und deren potentielle Anwendungen in der organischen Elektronik.