The Neidig Lab

@TheNeidigLab

Organometallics, catalysis and spectroscopy research group at @OxfordChemistry. PI: Michael L. Neidig

Oxford, United Kingdom Joined March 2021

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Latest posts 5

The latest from the group on high-spin iron(I)-bisphosphine-ate complexes. Congratulations to Egor (George) on his first publication from his DPhil!
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com S = 3/2 Iron(I)‐Bisphosphine‐Ate Complexes: Synthesis, Characterization, and Reactivity for... In this work, we present a new class of unusual charged Fe(I)-bisphosphine-ates, along with full characterization of their structure and bonding, utilizing low-temperature synthetic and spectroscop...

The Neidig Lab @TheNeidigLab Aug 15

A bit behind on posting but a huge congratulations to Freya! A very exciting first paper from our all-star, co-supervised student with Charlotte Williams at Oxford Chemistry on some fun iron polymerisation chemistry.

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pubs.acs.org Understanding Catalytic Synergy in Heterodinuclear Iron/s-Block Complexes for Epoxide/Anhydride... AbstractEarth-abundant metal catalysts are important for future polymer production. Iron is both an earth-abundant and non-critical element and is attracti

The Neidig Lab @TheNeidigLab May 26

The latest from the group and our own Ben Sinclair in collaboration with the Gutierrez group at UCLA. Another exploration of the wonders of three-component cross-couplings with iron!
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pubs.acs.org Asymmetric Iron-Catalyzed Multicomponent Radical Dicarbofunctionalization of Vinyl Organoboron... AbstractDeveloping asymmetric methodologies using readily available building blocks remains a central challenge in chemical synthesis. Despite advances in

The Neidig Lab @TheNeidigLab Apr 30

New group picture time!!!....we have gotten a bit bigger 😀 Thrilled to be able to work with such a talented group of chemists.

The Neidig Lab @TheNeidigLab Apr 19

Congratulations to our very own Maria Healy for winning a prize for her talk at the recent DYME meeting in Southampton. Fantastic work and well done!!!