Deborah Kays
Associate Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
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Deborah Kays is an Associate Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Nottingham in the UK. Her research focuses on the synthesis and stabilization of low-coordinate Group 12 complexes, homotropic cooperativity in iron-catalyzed reactions, and the structural and electronic properties of various transition metal complexes. Recent publications include studies on phosphanide synthesis, iron-catalyzed cyclotrimerizations, and metallophilic interactions in Group 11 complexes.
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William Lewis
University of Sydney
Andrew Wibowo-Teale
Professor of Computational and Theoretical Chemistry
University of Nottingham
Laurence Taylor
Teaching Associate in Inorganic Chemistry
University of Nottingham
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