Publikationen von Diana V. Piankova

Piankova, D. V.; Zschiesche, H.; Tyutyunnik, A. P.; Grape, E. S.; da Silva, C. V. C. R.; Junior, W. G. G.; de Moura, A. F.; Reis, I. F.; Diab, G. A. A.; Filho, J. B. G. et al.; Teixeira, I.; Tarakina, N. V.: Enhancing the photocatalytic performance of carbon nitrides through controlled local structure modification. Advanced Functional Materials, e11389 (2025)

Shvalagin, V.; Markushyna, Y.; Piankova, D. V.; Grape, E. S.; Tarakina, N. V.; Savateev, O.: One-step synthesis of melem-based supramolecular assemblies and their photocatalytic properties. ChemPhotoChem 9 (1), e202400255 (2025)

Lian, T.; Xu, L.; Piankova, D. V.; Yang, J.-L.; Tarakina, N. V.; Wang, Y.; Antonietti, M.: Metal-organic framework derived crystalline nanocarbon for Fenton-like reaction. Nature Communications 15, 6199 (2024)

Li, Z.; Piankova, D. V.; Yang, Y.; Kumagai, Y.; Zschiesche, H.; Jonsson, M.; Tarakina, N. V.; Soroka, I. L.: Radiation chemistry provides nanoscopic insights into the role of intermediate phases in CeO₂ mesocrystal formation. Angewandte Chemie International Edition 61 (6), e202112204 (2022)

Piankova, D. V.; Kossmann, J.; Zschiesche, H.; Antonietti, M.; Lopez Salas, N.; Tarakina, N. V.: Following carbon condensation by in-situ TEM: towards a rational understanding of the processes in the synthesis of nitrogen-doped carbonaceous materials. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 10 (47), S. 25220 - 25229 (2022)

Kossmann, J.; Piankova, D. V.; Tarakina, N. V.; Heske, J.; Kühne, T. D.; Schmidt, J.; Antonietti, M.; Lopez Salas, N.: Guanine condensates as covalent materials and the concept of cryptopores. Carbon 172, S. 497 - 505 (2021)

Mikhaylovskaya, Z. A.; Abrahams, I.; Petrova, S. A.; Buyanova, E.; Tarakina, N. V.; Piankova, D. V.; Morozova, M. V.: Structural, photocatalytic and electroconductive properties of bismuth-substituted CaMoO₄. Journal of Solid State Chemistry 291, 121627 (2020)

Piankova, D. V.: Electron pair distribution function (ePDF) analysis and advanced transmission electron microscopy (TEM) techniques: a perfect tandem to study the evolution of short-range order in materials. Dissertation, Universität, Potsdam (2022)