Robert Szilagyi

Associate Professor

Chemistry
Other Titles: Tier 1 Principal’s Research Chair
Office: FIP 357
Phone: 250.807.8346
Email: robert.szilagyi@ubc.ca

Graduate student supervisor



Research Summary

Computational chemistry of iron-sulphur coordination compounds, clusters, nanoparticles, and mineral surfaces; chemical structure and properties of templated carbon materials; synchrotron spectroscopy of inorganic, bioinorganic, and organometallic complexes.

Courses & Teaching

Environmental Chemistry and Computational Chemistry

Biography

Formal education (B.Eng., M.Sc., and Ph.D.) from University of Veszprém in oil and carbon technology, organic/organometallic chemistry, and computational chemistry. Two postdoctoral training at Emory University (Morokuma lab: computational chemistry) and Stanford University (Solomon/Hodgson/Hedman labs: synchrotron spectroscopy and electronic structure). Independent academic research at Montana State University in theoretically oriented, structural and functional inorganic/bioinorganic/organometallic chemistry; visiting professor positions at Ibaraki University, University of Pannonia, Hokkaido University, Eotvos Lorand University. Extensive international collaborations, past funded research programs from NSF, NASA, JSPS, and Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Websites

elementologia.org

Degrees

PhD, University of Veszprém, Hungary

Research Interests & Projects

Please visit elementologia.org for detailed and up to date research projects.

Selected Publications & Presentations

Google Scholar

Web of Science

Selected Grants & Awards

US Department of Energy: Probing Novel Pathways of Metal Sulphide Acquisition and Trafficking From Minerals In Model Biocatalytic Systems (2021-2023)

Visegrad Fund+Japan Science and Technology Agency: Atomic Design of Carbon-Based Materials for New Normal Society (AtomDEC, 2021-2023)

NSF Chemistry of Life: Synthetic Biomimetic Design of Radical SAM Maquettes from Experiment and Theory (2016-2020)

 

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