Inorganic & Organometallic
Inorganic & Organometallic Chemistry
Minnesota has one of the largest inorganic faculties in the country, offering students a broad choice of research topics. We are a recognized leader in areas as diverse as bioinorganic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, and inorganic materials. A shared area of continued interest is the application of modern synthetic methods toward the preparation of new compounds that may be useful as catalysts, photocatalysts, solid state materials, chemical vapor deposition agents, or reagents for organic synthesis. Our researchers gain hands-on experiences with cutting-edge instrumentation housed in our department's outstanding facilities.
Some of our research topics include:
- catalysis,
- photochemistry,
- bioinorganic chemistry,
- materials chemistry,
- electrochemistry,
- metal clusters,
- solid-state chemistry,
- environmental chemistry and solar energy conversion,
- coordination chemistry,
- structural and stereochemical studies,
- main group chemistry,
- electronic and magnetic properties of metal complexes,
- electron transfer, and
- substitution reactions.
Faculty


Assistant Professor, Chemistry
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468B Kolthoff Hall
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Associate Professor, Chemistry
Office
568C Kolthoff Hall
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Professor, Chemistry
Office
241B Smith Hall
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Department Head, Professor Chemistry & Chemical Physics
Office
139A Smith Hall
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Associate Professor, Chemistry
Office
237 Smith Hall
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Regents Professor, Chemistry
Office
343 Smith Hall
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Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Office
568B Kolthoff Hall
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Professor, Chemistry
Office
219 Smith Hall
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Associate Department Head, Associate Professor, Chemistry
Office
568A Kolthoff Hall
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