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:
University of California, Riverside
Start-Up Funds |
National Science Foundation
Chemical Catalysis Program - 1800561 |
Interested in Joining?
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:
The Schrock Group is accepting applications for Postdocs. If you are interested please contact Matt and Prof. Richard R. Schrock (rrs@mit.edu).
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:
The Schrock Group is accepting applications for Postdocs. If you are interested please contact Matt and Prof. Richard R. Schrock (rrs@mit.edu).