Matthew Quesne
Lecturer in Computational Chemistry
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Matthew Quesne is a Lecturer in Computational Chemistry at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom. His research focuses on catalytic processes and interfacial chemistry, with recent publications addressing topics such as methane oxidation, methanol adsorption, and CO2 reduction mechanisms. He employs computational models to investigate the structures and energies of microporous materials and their applications in catalysis.
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