Sangmin Kim
Ph.D., June 2021, Princeton UniversityAssistant Professor, Yonsei University“Catalytic Hydrogenation of Metal Nitrides to Generate Ammonia Using Transition Metal Hydrides”
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Aaron Zhong
Ph.D., June 2021, Princeton UniversityAssistant Professor, Nanyang Technological University“Cobalt-Catalyzed Asymmetric Hydrogenation of Alkenes: Catalyst Development and Mechanistic Investigations”
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Nadia Léonard
Ph.D., June 2019, Princeton UniversityAssistant Professor, UC Santa Barbara“Cobalt and Nickel Catalysts for Arene Borylation and Alkene Hydrofunctionalization”
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Máté Bezdek
Ph.D., June 2019, Princeton UniversityAssistant Professor, ETH Zürich“The Interconversion of Ammonia with Its Elements by Molybdenum Complexes: Fundamental Investigations”
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Neil Palmer
Ph.D., June 2017, Princeton UniversityUniversal Display Corporation“Design of alpha-Diimine Cobalt and Nickel Precatalysts for the Synthesis of Alkylpolyboronates“
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Jennifer Obligacion
Ph.D., June 2017, Princeton UniversityAssociate Principal Scientist at Merck, Rahway“Base Metal Catalysis for the Synthesis of Organoboron Compounds”
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Max Friedfeld
Ph.D., May 2016, Princeton UniversityPost-Doc at University of Washington with Brandi Cossairt“Cobalt-Catalyzed Alkene Asymmetric Hydrogenation”
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Iraklis Pappas
Ph.D, May 2016, Princeton UniversityResearch Scientist at Colgate-Palmolive“Fundamental Investigations Into Dinitrogen Fixation by Group 4 Metals”
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Renyuan “Pony” Yu
Ph.D, December 2015, Princeton UniversityResearch Scientist at ExxonMobil, Texas“Synthesis, Catalytic Activity and Electronic Structures of Pyridine Bis-N-Heterocyclic Carbene Iron and Cobalt Hydride Complexes”
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Brian Schaefer
Ph.D., November 2015, Princeton UniversityEastman Chemical Company“Ligand Design Principles to Enable New Reactivity with Iron and Cobalt”