Our research spans the areas of inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry and materials science and focuses on the development of functional inorganic materials which exhibit novel electronic, optical and magnetic phenomena. Potential applications range from the capture of greenhouse gases to sensors, optoelectronics devices and photocatalysis. The key aspect is gaining an understanding of the fundamental relationships between the structural features of the solution- and solid-state materials and their physical properties using a barrage of techniques.
GROUP MEETINGS: Held jointly with Prof Cameron Kepert and Dr Suzanne Neville's group every Wednesday at 11 am in the Level 4 Meeting Room, School of Chemistry (interested students are very welcome to attend and learn more about our work!)