Professor Smith’s research involves the investigation of transition metal complexes as applied to chemical transformations. This work involves the synthesis, characterization and reactivity of metal-ligand multiple bonds, the development of new scaffolds for spin-state tuning and photomagnetism in low coordination environments and the design of complexes for energy-relevant catalysis.
Research:
- Metal-ligand multiple bonds
- Spin as a Design Element in Organometallic catalysis
- Nitrogen Cycle Electrocastle
Research: Transition metal complexes as applied to chemical transformations
Research Area:
Subject areas:
- Synthetic and Mechanistic Inorganic Chemistry
- Electrocatalysis
- Catalysis
- Energy
- Synthesis
