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- Main Group Nitrogen and Phosphorus Cages
- Polypyridyl Ligands in Catalysis
- Magnetic Molecules and Lattice
- Macrocylic Main Group Ligands
- Previous Members of The Wright Group
- Biography
- The Current Group
We have pioneered new general synthetic methods for the synthesis of heterometallic imido and phosphinidene cage compounds (containing RN2- and RP2- functionalities). Whereas the nitrogen cages are thermodynamically stable, the phosphorus analogues decompose at low temperatures from solution, forming metal-metal bonded species. This new type of 'ca...
We have developed a series of tris-pyridyl ligands of the type [E(2- py)3]x-, in which E is a metallic or semi-metallic p-block bridgehead. In contrast to non-metals, the presence of such bridgeheads introduces the possibility of variable oxidation states for E as well as electrochemical communication between E and a coordinated element. Perhaps mo...
We have developed new approaches to magnetic molecules and layer compounds using polar transition metal metallocenes. Examples of these species (which are of future interest in device applications) are the Mn8 imido cage 5 and the [Cp3Mn]- layer arrangement 6. On-going research in this area is being undertaken with Dr. Paul Wood and Dr. Jeremy Raws...
The targeted synthesis of main group ('inorganic') macrocycles is not just an interesting synthetic challenge in its own right (being a test of our overall philosophies of rational design in this area), but is a potential source of completely novel ligand arrangements with highly varied applications in catalysis and separation. We have developed ne...
We are proud of the record of achievement of previous members of the Wright Group, who have gone on from Ph.D. and postdoctoral studies in Cambridge to active careers in science, teaching, commerce and industry, like; 1. Michael A. Paver, university lecturer, University of Southampton (U.K.). 2. Christopher A. Russell, Royal Society Fellow and Univ...
Dominic S. Wright was born in Gosport (U.K.) in 1964. He obtained a first in pure and applied chemistry at Strathclyde University (1982-1986) before moving to Cambridge in 1989, where he undertook Ph.D. study under the supervision of the late Ron Snaith (of Ring-Stacking and Ring-Ladderingfame) (1986- 1989). He gained a college research fellowship ...
The current group consists of three Erasmus students (Spanish and German), a final-year student, an M.Phil. student (USA), four Ph.D. students and a postdoctoral researcher. Funding comes from the EPSRC (U.K.) and the EU, as well as from industry. We have active collaborations with German (Würzburg, Leipzig, Marburg Universities) and Spanish (Ovied...
Prof Dom Wright. Members. Current Research. Publications. Contact. Internal. The Wright Group's research interests are firmly focused on inorganic synthesis and materials chemistry. Within these fields our interests span a number of areas of main group and transition metal chemistry, including macrocyclic main group compounds, main-group ...
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He is the author of around 250 papers and review articles and named inventor of 6 international patents. He was the recipient of the 1993 RSC Meldola Medal and the 2012 RSC Main Group Award. Do you remember what it felt like to publish your first ChemComm article? I remember it very well.
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