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【催化科研机构】UC berkeley催化中心
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http://catcenter.cchem.berkeley.edu/index.html
催化中心简介
The Center's mission is to provide a coalescing and learning experience for graduate students and post-doctoral fellows in diverse research groups dealing with the synthesis, characterization and use of catalytic solids with unique structure and function. In addition, the Center intends to provide a set of tools to increase the level of complexity and the research "nimbleness" that we can bring to bear on emerging problems in heterogeneous catalysis. The Center will provide modest seed funding, a broad and robust experimental and theoretical infrastructure, and the required logistical support to allow groups within the College to enter new areas in heterogeneous catalysis. These areas must represent:
- an emerging opportunity
- a truly new direction for the research group
- a problem of sufficient complexity to require skills beyond those available in a single research group
The Center aims to provide a coalescing environment for undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral researchers and a nimble infrastructure that will allow us to move rapidly into new areas.
Enrique Iglesia
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Center Director
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John Arnold
Design and synthesis of new homogeneous catalysts for olefin polymerization and enantioselective synthesis.
Alexis T. Bell
Experimental and theoretical investigations of structure-function relationships and reactions mechanisms; COx hydrogenation, NOx reduction, alkane activation, synthesis of chemicals.
Robert G. Bergman
Exploratory and mechanistic studies of metal-catalyzed reactions in homogeneous solution with a focus on carbon-hydrogen bond activation and enantioselective synthesis.
Enrique Iglesia
Spectroscopic and isotopic assessment of catalytic mechanisms and site structures, alkane activation, CO hydrogenation, acid catalysis, synthesis of oxide nanostructures and isolated cations.
Alex Katz
Synthesis of solids with molecularly imprinted catalytic sites, fine chemicals and biomimetic catalysis.
Gabor A. Somorjai
Molecular studies of metal surfaces; catalytic reactions using single crystals, thin films, and nanoclusters.
T. Don Tilley
Designed construction of solid state materials using novel molecular precursors; synthetic, structural, and reactivity studies of novel inorganic systems.
Equipment available through the Catalysis Center
Catalytic Microreactor - I
Contact: Larry Chen
Location: Tan Hall 379 (Bell Lab)
Beowulf-Class Computing Cluster
Contact: Ben King
Location: Tan Hall 683 (Bergman group)
Agilent Technologies 5973 Network Gas Chromatograph with Mass Selective Detector
Contact: Satoshi Hamakawa
Location: Tan Hall 374 (Iglesia Lab)
Cary 400 Bio- UV-Visible Spectrophotometer
Contact: Marcos May
Location: Tan Hall 374 (Iglesia Lab)
Autosorb-1 Unit Chemisorption Unit
Contact: Haichiao Liu
Location: Tan Hall 271 (Iglesia Lab)
Cary 400 Bio-UV-Visible Spectrophotometer
Contact: John Bass
Location: Latimer Hall 726 (Katz Lab)
Quantachrome Autosorb-1, model #: AS1MP-LP
Contact: Kyle Fujdala
Location: Latimer Hall 525 (Tilley lab)
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