Research
Inorganic Chemistry
Inorganic chemistry research here centers on hybrid and framework materials and how their crystal structures are built.
Research specialties
- Organic-inorganic hybrids: materials that combine carbon-based and metal-based building blocks
- Crystal engineering: designing how molecules pack together into crystals
- Metal-organic frameworks: tunable crystal sponges built from metals and organic linkers
Faculty
- Ioannis Spanopoulos, Assistant Professor
Molecular and crystal engineering of hybrid multifunctional materials for medical, energy and environmental applications - Zois Syrgiannis, Assistant Professor
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Related centers and facilities
- Smart Metal-organic Materials Advanced Research and Technology Transfer (SMMARTT)
- X-ray Diffraction Facility and Solid-State Characterization Core Lab
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