Trovitch Lab

Welcome to the Trovitch Lab for Sustainable Chemistry & Catalysis at Arizona State University. Earth-abundant metals, unexplored applications, and record TOFs.

[Ethan Chavarin @OxdatvRendition]

Thank you @thederzzz for giving us, the REU students, a tour of @ElectraTect ! It was a great experience and I am so excited to see the impact ElectraTect will have!
@ASU_SMS #REU #chemtwitter #startup

[Anuja Sharma @sharmaanuja9696]

Watch this video of cobalt-catalyzed coupling of amines and siloxanes to prepare polymers that generates only hydrogen as the by-product! Give this article a read if you wanna know more about these polymers! @ASUCatalysis @RyanTrovitch @TELongLab @ACSSustainable #catalysis

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Congrats to Anuja (@sharmaanuja9696) and our collaborators in the Long Group (@TELongLab) for uncovering new classes of aminosilane ceramics and polymers in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering (@ACSSustainable)!

https://t.co/01TCpg1NkX

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

We are looking forward to working with @TWSemicon and the Kouvetakis lab on this project!
@ASUTheCollege @ASUResearch

[ASU School of Molecular Sciences @ASU_SMS]

John Kouvetakis and Ryan Trovitch in @asu_sms are providing their expertise to develop reliable methods that will be applied to TSMC’s chip manufacturing processes. read https://t.co/tNBqhCe3N4

[Chemical Communications @ChemCommun]

Learn more about recent key research in this Feature Article by Ryan J. Trovitch, Joydeb Mondal & Brock E. Leland @ASUCatalysis
'Sustainable preparation of aminosilane monomers, oligomers, and polymers through Si–N dehydrocoupling catalysis'

https://t.co/TCbY3RZOFF

[ASU School of Molecular Sciences @ASU_SMS]

Congratulations to @ThaoTNguyen0930 from @ASUCatalysis group, graduated with PhD and will launch into her career as a research and development chemist.
read more: https://t.co/j1C2hM5oZY
@ASUGradCollege @ASUTheCollege @ASU @RyanTrovitch

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Congratulations to Thao (@ThaoTNguyen0930) for defending her Ph.D. dissertation! We will miss her and are confident that she'll be successful throughout her industrial R&D career.

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Thanks to @ChemCommun for adding this article to the 2022 Chemical Communications HOT Articles themed collection!
https://t.co/27agsclSeB
@sharmaanuja9696 @baikkaist

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Congrats to Anuja (@sharmaanuja9696) and our collaborators at KAIST (@baikkaist) for reporting some fast cobalt-catalyzed carbonyl #hydrosilylation. https://t.co/uwI5BxNkEG @ChemCommun

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Congrats to Anuja (@sharmaanuja9696) and our collaborators at KAIST (@baikkaist) for reporting some fast cobalt-catalyzed carbonyl #hydrosilylation. https://t.co/uwI5BxNkEG @ChemCommun

[ASU School of Molecular Sciences @ASU_SMS]

This Summer, SMS hosted the #NSF REU Program in Sustainable Chemistry and Catalysis, the first cohort of 8 students from across the country conducted 10 weeks research at ASU. We thank @NSF for funding our REU program at @ASU_SMS !!https://t.co/yWlNYCqE4c via @YouTube

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Thanks to Klem, Mary, Ian, and @ASU_SMS
for highlighting our research! #greenchemistry #catalysis

[ASU School of Molecular Sciences @ASU_SMS]

ASU professor, students advance ecologically responsible chemistry https://t.co/5OOOFdU0Gg

@ASUResearch @ASUTheCollege @ASUBiodesign

[ASU School of Molecular Sciences @ASU_SMS]

PhD student Thu Thao Nguyen in @RyanTrovitch @ASUCatalysis group talks about Sustainable Inorganic Chemistry ... https://t.co/6ieIhy0auy via @YouTube @ASUResearch @ASUGradCollege

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Congrats to Thao (@ThaoTNguyen0930), Tufan (@tufankm), and Brian for receiving a US Patent that covers a series of manganese catalyzed reactions!

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Welcome to our newest group member Michael Trimble, pictured in the top center panel with Thao. Michael is quickly becoming an expert in sustainable coatings!

[ASU School of Molecular Sciences @ASU_SMS]

The REU students are in the lab working with their mentors @KFBChem @BirkelChristina @RyanTrovitch

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

@FindlaterGroup @ChirikGroup @RebecaA61689283 @TheBartLab @MartinGroupBU You wouldn't be the first! The question is, will people who are searching without a structure find the work easily?

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Our recent Inorganic Chemistry paper just cracked the journal's top 20 "Most Read Articles" for May 2022!

https://t.co/IerdbNCtoZ

@Chandra01675214 @sharmaanuja9696 @baikkaist

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

An awesome article highlighting Thao's (@ThaoTNguyen0930) research and receipt of this year's School of Molecular Sciences (@ASU_SMS) Innovation Award (she is showing off a distinguished TA Award as well)!
#ASUResearch
https://t.co/cdalo6T3nm

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Great job by everyone involved, including our collaborators at KAIST (@baikkaist)! There were a few surprises along the way, but we are thrilled to finally share the expansion of this PDI compound family. @InorgChem

[Ken Lo @bhkenlo]

Comparing the Electronic Structure of Iron, Cobalt, & Nickel Compounds That Feature a Phosphine-Substituted Bis(imino)pyridine Chelate https://t.co/JojP0aCLuI Baik, Trovitch, & co-workers @InorgChem #iron #cobalt #nickel #manganese #phosphine #bisiminopyridine #noninnocence #DFT

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Congrats to Riley, the first ever Martin Hudson Scholarship for Carbon Capture and Sustainable Energy recipient! Thanks to Martin, Kevin, and ASU’s Center for Bioenergy and Photosynthesis for supporting carbon dioxide utilization research. @ASU_SMS

[ASU Foundation @asufoundation]

The very first recipient of the scholarship has been named, @ASU_SMS sophomore Riley Seminara. Riley is conducting a research project on carbon dioxide reduction using hydrogen gas. (3/3)

[Trovitch Lab @ASUCatalysis]

Our very own Anuja Sharma (@sharmaanuja9696) will be receiving an Outstanding Graduate Research Assistant Award from the School of Molecular Sciences (@ASU_SMS) later this month. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!