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The mission of the Wuttig group is to integrate renewable energy input into the synthesis of products across the chemical value chain by advancing the science underlying chemical reactivity at electrified interfaces.
Synthesis driven by renewable sources of electricity offers a sustainable, scalable, decentralized, and energy-efficient route to furnish value-added products – from fuels to complex molecules. The predictive design of efficient and selective electrosynthetic sequences, however, remains challenging due to the structural complexity of the unique added dimension inherent to all electrochemical systems: the electrified interface. Research in the Wuttig group focuses on strategies to address this challenge by leveraging interfacial self-assembly and electrode materials design to elucidate the impact of the interface on electron transfer events central to catalytic small and complex molecule activation. Our approach bridges the fields of inorganic and organic chemistry by drawing on synthetic and physical inorganic and organic tools to obtain a molecular-level understanding of interfacial structure, its manipulation, and its effects on electroorganic reactivity and electrochemical processes. The mechanistic understanding we uncover guides the development of new catalyst design principles to advance sustainable synthetic chemistry methodologies and energy conversion/storage systems.
The mission of the Wuttig group is to integrate renewable energy input into the synthesis of products across the chemical value chain by advancing the science underlying chemical reactivity at electrified interfaces.
Synthesis driven by renewable sources of electricity offers a sustainable, scalable, decentralized, and energy-efficient route to furnish value-added products – from fuels to complex molecules. The predictive design of efficient and selective electrosynthetic sequences, however, remains challenging due to the structural complexity of the unique added dimension inherent to all electrochemical systems: the electrified interface. Research in the Wuttig group focuses on strategies to address this challenge by leveraging interfacial self-assembly and electrode materials design to elucidate the impact of the interface on electron transfer events central to catalytic small and complex molecule activation. Our approach bridges the fields of inorganic and organic chemistry by drawing on synthetic and physical inorganic and organic tools to obtain a molecular-level understanding of interfacial structure, its manipulation, and its effects on electroorganic reactivity and electrochemical processes. The mechanistic understanding we uncover guides the development of new catalyst design principles to advance sustainable synthetic chemistry methodologies and energy conversion/storage systems.
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Current Opinion in Electrochemistrypp.101569, (2024)
Špela Kunstelj,Andrea Darù,Arturo Sauza-de la Vega,Gautam D Stroscio, Emma Edwards, Ry Papadopoulos,Laura Gagliardi,Anna Wuttig
Journal of the American Chemical Societyno. 30 (2024): 20584-20593
Nature Catalysisno. 2 (2024): 120-131
Journal of the American Chemical Societyno. 32 (2023): 17734-17745
JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY Cno. 31 (2021): 17042-17050
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Cno. 31 (2021): 17042-17050
NATURAL SCIENCES (2021)
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#Papers: 29
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