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Catalysis

Reginald Mills
Assistant Professor

First row transition metal catalysis for cross-coupling, CH activation, and molecular switches.

Brad Carrow
Associate Professor

Transition metal catalyst and ligand design, new elementary organometallic mechanisms.

Robert Comito
Assistant Professor

Main group catalysis for olefin difunctionalization, C-H activation, and polymer synthesis

Trevor Latendresse
Assistant Professor

Synthetic inorganic chemistry for applications in catalysis, small molecule activation, molecular magnetism, and quantum processing materials.

Olafs Daugulis
Professor

Synthetic organic and organometallic chemistry, C-H functionalization, polyolefin synthesis.

Loi Do
Professor

Organometallic catalysis, bioinorganic chemistry, and polymer synthesis.

Scott Gilbertson
Professor

Synthetic organic and medicinal chemistry. New synthetic methods for biological and medicinal problems.

Eva Harth
Professor

Advanced polymers serving the need for high performance materials in engineering and health applications.

Jeremy May
Professor

Natural product total synthesis, transition-metal based synthetic methods using carbenoid and ylide intermediates.

Maurice Brookhart
Professor

Synthetic and mechanistic organometallic chemistry, C-H bond activation, olefin polymerizations.

Steven Baldelli
Professor

Nonlinear optics, vibrational spectroscopy, surface chemistry, electrochemistry, fuel cells, polymer surfaces.

Thomas Teets
Professor

Homogenous catalysis, synthetic methodology, applications in renewable energy and organometallic catalysis.

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