Current Group Members
Academic Staff
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Professor Simon DuckettAddress: University: Department of Chemistry, University of York, Heslington, York, UK YO10 5DD. Tel: 0044 01904 432564. e-mail: sbd3@york.ac.uk |
Post Doctorate Research Assisstants
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Dr Iman KhazalCurrent Research Interests Assisting the SBD group with a wide range of synthetic techniques and methods.e-mail: @york.ac.uk |
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Dr Beatriz EguillorCurrent Research Interests Contrasting photochemical and thermal catalysis studied by parahydrogen enhanced NMR spectroscopy.e-mail: be504@york.ac.uk |
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Dr Ryan MewisCurrent Research Interests Macrocyclic and acyclic ligand design, Single crystal X-ray crystallography, Bioinorganic chemistry. e-mail: rem505@york.ac.uk |
Postgraduate Students 4th Year
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A Jonathan HolmesCurrent Research Interests Hyperpolarised enhancement (PHIP and DNP) of organometallic complexes. e-mail: ajh142@york.ac.uk |
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Kevin AtkinsonCurrent Research Interests Non-hydrogenative PHIP. Transfer of polarisation from parahydrogen to a suitble substrate to enhance the NMR signals from heteronuclei. e-mail: ka136@york.ac.uk |
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John ClarkCurrent Research Interests Photochemistry of half-sandwich cyclopentadienyl (Cp) and pentamethylcyclopentadienyl (Cp*) ruthenium complexes. e-mail: jlc510@york.ac.uk |
Postgraduate Students 3rd Year
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Christopher ArmstrongCurrent Research Interests Rhodium catalysed methanol homologation. Catalyst activity and intermediate identification by NMR enhancement. e-mail: cda500@york.ac.uk |
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Richard GreenCurrent Research Interests Theoretical treatments of hyperpolarisation in NMR spectroscopy; DNP and PHIP based enhancements. e-mail: rag503@york.ac.uk |
Postgraduate Students 2nd Year
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Majid KhanCurrent Research Interests Use of dynamic nuclear polarisation in Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy and imaging. e-mail: mk586@york.ac.uk |
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Louise HightonCurrent Research Interests e-mail: larh500@york.ac.uk |
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Lyrelle LloydCurrent Research Interests e-mail: lsl501@york.ac.uk |
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Guan DexinCurrent Research Interests Organometallic carbonylation catalysis. e-mail: @york.ac.uk |
Postgraduate Students 1st Year
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Alex HooperCurrent Research Interests Solid supported and alternative catalysis for PHIP and SABRE NMR. e-mail: |