Department Seminar

Upcoming Seminar

Beginning to understand light-mediated Ni catalysis using physical organic techniques and data science
Dr. Ana Bahamonde, UC Riverside

January 29, 2025
4:00pm-5:00pm in HSCI-105

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Ana Bahamonde

The Bahamonde group harnesses the distinct one-electron chemistry and photochemical reactivity of Ni complexes to generate and trap C-centered radicals enantioselectively and promote C−N reductive eliminations at room temperature. Our excitement for studying these systems stems from the fact that these two apparently unrelated processes are facilitated under almost identical conditions, but to date the ligand features, photocatalyst properties, and subtle reaction condition variations that favor one pathway over the other are not yet understood. Additionally, to expedite reaction optimization, the group develops multivariate linear regression models correlating observed enantioselectivity to computed molecular descriptors.

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Nickel accessible reactivity pathways
Fig. Nickel has a lot of accessible reactivity pathways, we aim to control them.

Seminars are held on Wednesdays at 4:00pm. All are invited to attend.

Seminar Coordinator

For information and suggestions about our Department Seminar series, please contact the seminar coordinator:

Dr. Fangyuan Tian
Fangyuan.Tian@csulb.edu


Schedule

The following schedule is for Spring 2025.

Seminar Schedule
DateTitleSpeaker and Affiliation
January 29, 2025Beginning to understand light-mediated Ni catalysis using physical organic techniques and data scienceDr. Ana Bahamonde, UC Riverside

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The Department Seminar is supported by The Allergan Foundation.