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We are interested in solving socially relevant problems in a unique way. Our chemical toolkit includes molecular and supramolecular materials that incorporate elements from across the periodic table. We use DFT calculations to assist in targeting the best new materials. See the research page or send me an email for more information.
Members of my team will acquire a wide variety of practical skills including inorganic synthesis and reactivity, structure determination through spectroscopic and diffraction techniques, and modern computational methods. I encourage my students to tackle modern research problems in creative ways, and I will assist them in obtaining a rigorous understanding of the underlying principles related to their research project.
Group News
May 2019
Dr. Cozzolino’s NSF CAREER award “Pnictogen Bonding in Solution: Developing Tools for the Self-
Summer Undergraduate Update
Henry is headed off to pursue a PhD at the University of Oregon
Mike is headed off to pursue a PhD at Virginia Commonwealth University
Vivian is off to pharmacy school.
Good luck to all!
Apr. 2019
Babak’s paper that presents a cautionary take on isoreticular expansion in MOFs is published in Dalton Transactions.
Dec. 2018
Patrick and Amit’s collaborative paper with the Findlater group is accepted in Polyhedron
Dec. 2018
Collaborative paper with Findlater group is accepted in Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry
Oct. 2018
Babak is awarded a TTU Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship
Sept. 2018
Jinchun’s collaborative paper with the Hutchins group is accepted in Crystal Growth & Design
Sept. 2018
Angela and Vitor Join the group
Sept. 2018
Miranda’s Essay is published in C&E News
July 2018
Shiva’s paper is accepted in Chemical Communications
July 2018
Babak’s paper is accepted in Catalysis Science and Technology
June 2018
Patrick’s paper is accepted in Inorganic Chemistry
May 2018
Shiva’s collaborative paper with the D’Auria group is accepted in Molecules
March 2018
Miranda’s paper is accepted in Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences