I graduated with my bachelors degree in chemistry from Old Dominion University (2020-2022) where I worked under Dr. Kyle Lambert on borrowing hydrogen catalysis and oxoammonium salt oxidation reactions. My current research centers on investigating energy levels in hybrid metal halides, with a focus on "electronically active" spacers and the impact of octahedral connectivity. I engage in experimental synthesis, base property measurements, single-crystal diffraction, and computational chemistry to support my research.
Highlight Publications in the Group:
1. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2025 - "Design Principles for Narrow-Gap Hybrid Semiconductors: Insights from Viologen-Tin and Viologen-Lead Iodides"