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Synthesis and Catalysis

Synthesis and Catalysis

Innovative molecular design and advanced synthetic methodology relevant to grand challenges in energy, health, and the sustainable use of natural resources.

Dr Sebastian Pike

Sebastian Pike - Grouping Lead

Inorganic materials on the molecular scale: photocatalysis using cluster molecules and cluster derived (nano)materials

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Prof Adrian Chaplin

Adrian Chaplin

Synthetic organometallic chemistry and catalysis with a supramolecular twist. Activation of alkanes and nitrous oxide.

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Dr David Fox

David Fox

Synthetic organic and medicinal chemistry; drug discovery and development; synthetic methodology.

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Dr Mark Greenhalgh

Mark Greenhalgh

Synthetic chemist; organocatalysis meets main group catalysis; novel catalysts; unconventional interactions; understanding mechanism.

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Rianne Lord

Biorelevant coordination and organometallic metallodrugs as chemotherapeutics for cancer treatments and antimicrobial agents.

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Fredrik Schaufelberger

Working at the interface of supramolecular chemistry, nanomedicine and biomaterials, using a toolbox of synthetic organic chemistry.

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Prof Peter Scott

Peter Scott

Self-assembling molecules as antimicrobials and cancer medicines; interfacially-active polyolefin materials for recycling.

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Prof Mike Ward

Mike Ward

Coordination and supramolecular chemistry, especially self-assembly and host-guest chemistry of metal complex cages.

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Prof Martin Wills

Martin Wills

Asymmetric catalysis and synthetic organic chemistry methodology, with applications to medicinal chemistry and chemical biology.

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