We are looking for motivated postdocs interested in joining the group. Preference will be given to those with experience in air-free organometallic chemistry. If you are interested reach out to Matt by email.
We apply an interdisciplinary strategy combining material synthesis, surface science, and synthetic inorganic chemistry to generate catalytic sites on surfaces. Students working on these projects gain expertise in air-free synthesis of small molecules and organometallic complexes, spectroscopic techniques (FTIR, solution and solid-state NMR, etc.), and catalysis. Click the Research tab to learn more about our work.
Funding Sources:
Department of Energy, BES, Catalysis
DE-SC0022203 
|
National Science Foundation, Chemical Catalysis Program
CHE-2101582 |
Interested in Joining?
Prospective Postdocs:
We are searching for a postdoctoral researcher. If you are interested send your CV (with 3 references) and brief description of your graduate research.
Prospective Undergraduate Students:
Undergraduate research is a great opportunity to gain experience in the lab, and highly encouraged for students interested in chemistry as a career. Interested students should contact Matt by email and also take a look at the UCR Undergraduate Research page.
Prospective Graduate Students:
Apply directly to the Chemistry Graduate Program at UC Riverside. [link] We are happy to discuss our research with prospective graduate students, but can not answer questions about admissions.
Prospective Postdocs:
We are searching for a postdoctoral researcher. If you are interested send your CV (with 3 references) and brief description of your graduate research.
Prospective Undergraduate Students:
Undergraduate research is a great opportunity to gain experience in the lab, and highly encouraged for students interested in chemistry as a career. Interested students should contact Matt by email and also take a look at the UCR Undergraduate Research page.
Prospective Graduate Students:
Apply directly to the Chemistry Graduate Program at UC Riverside. [link] We are happy to discuss our research with prospective graduate students, but can not answer questions about admissions.