Keywords: Homogeneous catalysis C-H borylation Copper Rhodium Boron Expertise: My expertise is in homogeneous transition metal catalysis and organoboron chemistry. I have expertise developing and applying reactions using metals such as iridium and rhodium, for C-H borylation and processes involving C-H activation. More recently, my research group has focussed on…
Keywords: homogeneous catalysis organometallic chemistry in-situ / operando spectroscopy kinetics & mechanisms FlowNMR Expertise: Contact: Website: https://www.hintermair-research.com/
Keywords: Homogeneous catalysis Organometallics Ruthenium Pi-arene metal complexes Expertise: We are studying Ru(η6-arene)Ln complexes as catalysts. Binding of arenes to Ru increases their reactivity towards several processes (SNAr, C–H activation, Trifluoromethylation etc.). However, the Ru–(η6-arene) bond is strong and a stoichiometric amount of Ru is required. Our goal is to develop systems in which…
Keywords: Homogeneous/heterogeneous catalysis Olefin oligomerisation Organophosphorus chemistry Gas-to-liquids Carbonylation Expertise: Phil Dyer undertakes research broadly spanning a number of areas of synthetic inorganic chemistry including organometallic, organophosphorus and co-ordination chemistry, as well as homo- and hetero-geneous catalysis. His group’s work focuses on the preparation and characterisation of molecular transition metal complexes and functionalised organic and heteroatom-containing ligands. Additionally, his group have interests in…
Keywords: Alkane conversion Renewable processes Homogeneous catalysis Heterogeneous catalysis Zeolites Expertise: Dr Russell Taylor was awarded his PhD from Imperial College London in 2007, having worked on homogeneous methane oxidation by platinum complexes. After a one year postdoctoral stay in the group of Prof. V. Gibson, Russell worked for BP Chemicals (Hull)…
Keywords: Homogeneous catalysis Green chemistry Ionic liquids Combining organometallic Bio-catalysis Contact: Website: https://pure.qub.ac.uk/en/persons/andrew-marr
