Jay Dicke

Northwestern University
2190 Tech Drive
Ryan Hall 1031
Evanston, IL 60208
Phone: 847-467-4944

E-mail: jdicke@northwestern.edu

 

Education:

2004- 2008: B.A. in Chemistry and Spanish at Luther College, Decorah, IA

2008-Present: Ph.D. student at Northwestern

Publications:

“V(CO) 7 +: A Capped Octahedral Structure Completes the 18-Electron Rule,” Dicke, JW; Stibrich, NJ; and Schaefer, HF. Chemical Physics Letters. 456, 13-18 (2008).

Research

Transport phenomena involving electrons traveling through small organic molecules have been studied extensively in recent years, especially in the context of molecular electronics and artificial photosynthesis. In an effort to better understand charge transport through organic molecules, especially “wire-like” transport, my research strives to synthesize new Donor-Bridge-Acceptor (DBA) systems to study the effects of quantum interference due to cross-conjugation of the bridge system.

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