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In a recent Journal of the American Chemical Society (JACS) communication, two members of the Gagliardi group, graduate student Chad Hoyer and post-doctorate Giovanni Li Manni, computationally characterized an unprecedented two-coordinate, high-spin Mn(0) complex.

The work was in collaboration with Professor Cameron Jones of Monash University and Professor Keith Murray of Cardiff University. The molecule has been experimentally shown to behave as an “inorganic Grignard reagent” in the preparation of the first two-coordinate Mn(I) dimer and a heterobimetallic Mn(II)-Cr(0) complex.

Laura has been named Distinguished McKnight University Professor.

Gagliardi Group research featured on February 5th cover of JACS

Gagliardi group research was featured on the February 5 cover of the Journal of the American Chemical Society.

The study established magnetic and bonding properties for specific metal-metal pairings, which holds promise for achieving predictable and precise control of cluster properties through metal atom substitution. The work is a collaboration between the groups of Laura Gagliardi, Connie Lu, and Eckhard Bill, Ph.D., from the Max Planck for Chemical Energy Conversion. Graduate student Steve Tereniak designed and executed the syntheses. Graduate student Becky Carlson performed the theoretical calculations with assistance from Rémi Maurice, Ph.D., and Hyun Jung Kim. The anomalous X-ray scattering experiments were performed by Laura Clouston from the Lu group, Vic Young Jr., Ph.D., and Yu-Sheng Chen, Ph.D., from ChemMatCARS.

Community protests gender discrimination at professional meetings

Community protests gender discrimination at professional meetings.

Congratulations to Chad Hoyer and Rebecca Carlson for passing their preliminary oral examinations!

Allison Dzubak, William Isley III, and Pragya Verma collaborated with some Berkeley post-doctorates and graduate students in a recent study as part of the activities of the University of Minnesota-based Nanoporous Materials Genome Center.

Selective synthesis of bimetallic complexes. In a paper published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, researchers report a five-membered family of homo- and heterobimetallic complexes using the first-row transition ions: Mn(II), Fe(II), and Co(II).

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In a recent Journal of the American Chemical Society (JACS) communication, two members of the Gagliardi group, graduate student Chad Hoyer and post-doctorate Giovanni Li Manni, computationally characterized an unprecedented two-coordinate, high-spin Mn(0) complex.

Laura has been named Distinguished McKnight University Professor.

Gagliardi Group research featured on February 5th cover of JACS

Community protests gender discrimination at professional meetings

Congratulations to Chad Hoyer and Rebecca Carlson for passing their preliminary oral examinations!

Allison Dzubak, William Isley III, and Pragya Verma collaborated with some Berkeley post-doctorates and graduate students in a recent study as part of the activities of the University of Minnesota-based Nanoporous Materials Genome Center.

Selective synthesis of bimetallic complexes. In a paper published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, researchers report a five-membered family of homo- and heterobimetallic complexes using the first-row transition ions: Mn(II), Fe(II), and Co(II).

Allison Dzubak has received a 2014 American Chemical Society Chemical Computing Group Excellence Award for Graduate Students.

The group attended the NMGC All-Hands meeting in Berkeley, CA.

Laura will join the Editorial Advisory Board of Inorganic Chemistry starting January 2014.

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