Rising global energy demands and climate change motivate the invention of new technologies for solar-to-chemical conversion for sustainable use of limited carbon resources. To meet this challenge, we have initiated a program to develop new molecular catalysts for generating hydrogen from water and fixing carbon dioxide, with particular interest in bioinorganic systems that operate in green aqueous media with sustainable electrical and/or solar energy input. This talk will present our latest work on molecular platforms for water and hydrogen and carbon dioxide reduction and their integration into materials and biological scaffolds.<br/>

Bioinorganic approaches to solar-to-chemical conversion: Merging molecular catalysis with materials and biology

253rd National Meeting (2017)

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