Inorganic Chemistry at UB
Transitional metal and main-group chemistry, organometallic
chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry, coordination chemistry, homogeneous catalysis,
nanomaterials chemistry, x-ray structural studies, and solid state chemistry
The inorganic chemistry division has diverse expertise in
all of the areas central to the discipline, including bioinorganic,
materials, main group, and organometallic chemistries. The synthesis and kinetic studies
of organometallic compounds, homogeneous catalysis, the
catalysis of RNA cleavage, X-ray structural studies, coordination chemistry,
chemistry at the nanoscale, and solid state chemistry are some of the current
inorganic faculty interests. In addition, joint research collaborations with
faculty in other divisions are important because of the cross-disciplinary
nature of modern inorganic chemistry.
Faculty members, more detailed research descriptions
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