Methane from CO? Yes, indeed. 2nd sphere interaction in iron porphyrins allow selective 6e-/6H+ reduction of CO to CH4. Works with CO2 too!
Cool spectro-electrochemistry work by Sarmistha and Suman. ACS Catalysis
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RCSA will offer virtual #CottrellScholar Office Hours sessions on May 16 & 17 to help potential applicants prepare for the upcoming July 1, 2024, deadline for Cottrell Scholar Award proposals. Register by May 3. bit.ly/3vKioWL

A fantastic study from Erik on immobilization of molecular electrocatalysts!

Pleasure to collaborate with the CataLight team members Martin and Sara....and with my favorite UIC/ANL colleague, Jordi Research Group of J. Cabana Chemistry At UIC Argonne National Lab

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Today's #MichiganChem Seminar Speaker is Jenny Yang from University of California, Irvine.

⏰ When: Today, 4pm
📍 Where: CHEM 1640

ssNMR is an awesome tool to understand electronic structure and reactivity of molecular catalysts. During my sabbatical, I was lucky to team w/Copéret Group to show that you can use ss 15N NMR as a predictive tool for M=NR reactivity! Now out in J. Am. Chem. Soc.: doi.org/10.1021/jacs.3…

Congratulations to Dr. Kevin Rivera Cruz (Kevin Enrique Rivera Cruz, Ph.D.) for successfully defending your dissertation last week! Best of luck in your postdoctoral position with H.S. Shafaat at UCLA Chem & Biochem.

To showcase innovative chemical synthesis, catalysis, energy & fuel production enabled by electrochemistry, ACS Organic & Inorganic Au will publish a special issue: 'Electrochemical Explorations in Organic & Inorganic Chemistry.'

Learn how to join us 👉 go.acs.org/8tv

Today is #GivingBlueDay !💙💛

A gift to #MichiganChem provides crucial resources for innovative curriculum development, research projects, updated lab instrumentation for teaching and research, and more.

Gifts of every size make a difference!👇 #Chemistry

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Hello, my University of Michigan familia; join us to celebrate Latinx Research Week. I am excited to share my most recently published work. #rePResentando

Check out our latest work in J. Am. Chem. Soc.! Maiko Askari and Jeremy Kallick used an oxophilic molecular electrocatalyst to reduce aqueous nitrate to ammonium with fast rates and high selectivity. Super excited about this emerging research area in our group! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

Thanks to Prof McCusker from MSU for a great physical chemistry seminar! #MichiganChem

Today's #MichiganChem Seminar Speaker is James McCusker from Michigan State University.

⏰ When: Today, 4pm
📍 Where: CHEM 1640

Today at the APS Meetings at 1:18 pm in room 103E Asst. Prof. Singh Lab will present, 'Explaining the structure sensitivity of Pt and Rh for aqueous-phase hydrogenation of phenol' as part of the JCP-DCP Editors Choice Session.

Learn more: michiganche.info/49VKbBH

I’ve had an awesome visit MSU Chemistry. It was great hearing about the exciting work in inorganic chemistry and catalysis happening there, and sharing a bit of what we’ve been working on recently. Thanks so much to Warren Lab for inviting and hosting me!

Had an amazing visit to BU Chemistry. It was great hearing about the awesome work happening there, and sharing a bit of what we do in my lab.

Michigan Chemistry is pleased to host the 3rd annual UM/Agilent Measurement Science Symposium on May 7, 2024.

Abstract and Registration Deadline: April 15th 2024.

Register: sites.lsa.umich.edu/asms/registrat…

#massspec #spectroscopy #separations #electrochemistry #sensors #chemistry

Congratulations to Dr. Maiko Askari on successfully defending your dissertation! We're all looking forward to all the great things you'll accomplish in your new research position Hitachi!

The human element drives Michigan Chemistry.

Kevin Riviera Cruz, a distinguished graduate student researcher, designs and models electrocatalysts for renewable energy conversion/storage with McCroryLab and Zimmerman Group.

Join in on March 13. #GivingBlueDay #MChemHumanElement

Had a wonderful visit to Chemistry @ MSState today! It was great to learn about all the exciting inorganic and polymer chemistry going on there, and to share a little about our own work. And it was definitely great to meet and talk science with such enthusiastic graduate students!