Department of Chemistry

Inorganic Research

The Penn State Department of Chemistry has one of the leading Inorganic Chemistry groups in the world. Faculty research interests include the traditional areas of bioinorganic, coordination, main group, organometallic, and solid-state chemistry, as well as strong interdisciplinary efforts in inorganic materials, nanoscience, metalloenzymes, active matter, and catalysis. Several groups seek to understand how metal-containing proteins and enzymes function. Other groups develop cutting edge methods to synthesize and characterize new molecules, polymers, solids, and nanoparticles and apply them to forefront applications in energy, medicine, and electronics.

 

inorganic

 

Inorganic Chemistry Research Areas:

Bioinorganic  |  Catalysis  |  Inorganic  |  Nanoscience  |  Organometallic  |  Solid-state

 

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Professor of Chemistry
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Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Shapiro Professor of Chemistry
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Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Associate Department Head for Chemistry Climate and Diversity
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Professor of Chemistry and Associate Department Head for Facilities
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Assistant Professor of Chemistry
DuPont Professor of Materials Chemistry and Associate Department Head for Research
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Verne M. Willaman Professor of Chemistry
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