Chemistry and Biochemistry

Inorganic Chemistry at SDSU

The inorganic chemistry research program at SDSU includes investigations in environmental chemistry, the synthesis of optically active organometallics, and the characterization of bioinorganic compounds. Much of this work is carried out as part of a broader emphasis on organometallic chemistry that bridges the traditional divisions of inorganic and organic chemistry. Below is the list of current researchers in inorganic chemistry at SDSU.

• Miriam Bennett (biologically-inspired inorganic synthesis)
• Laurance Beauvais (synthesis of functional inorganic solids)
• Carl Carrano (crystallography, inorganic and bioinorganic chemistry)
• Douglas Grotjahn (organometallic synthesis)