Thursday, November 7, 2024 - 3:30pm

Abstract:

The G. F. Moore research group is advancing the molecular sciences required to build fundamentally interesting and use-inspired chemical constructs. This seminar presentation will highlight experimental results and kinetic models showcasing the interplay between light absorption, charge transfer, and catalytic activity in molecular-modified semiconductors, where—in addition to chemical substrates— electrons and photons are required reagents. The assemblies used in this work resemble components of biological systems that carry out analogous photoelectrochemical processes. Thus, nature provides inspiration and design considerations for the chemistries Moore’s team is developing.
Moore is a National Science Foundation CAREER Awardee, a Department of Energy Early Career Awardee, a Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Awardee, a National Academy of Sciences Kavli Foundation Fellow, and has been recognized as an “outstanding chemist with Native American heritage” by the National Science Foundation.

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Speaker: 

Gary F. Moore

Institution: 

Arizona State University

Location: 

RH 104