
The Zhang Lab is focused on the synthesis of novel inorganic, organic, and hybrid materials and the modulation of their catalytic and electrochemical properties. Our current emphasis is to design and prepare microporous inorganic and organic materials. The goal of the research program is to utilize these functional materials to address research challenges in producing clean and sustainable energy and solving global environmental problems.
Organic synthesis, inorganic synthesis, and physical characterization are the basis of our research. Students and post-doctoral researchers will gain research skills in inorganic, solvothermal, solid state, and organic synthesis. Routine physical characterization techniques includes single crystal and powder X-ray diffraction, gas-sorption analysis, thermogravimetry, electrochemistry, and spectroscopic techniques such as NMR, UV-Vis, MS, GC, IR, EPR, XPS, ICP-AES, XANES etc.

Apr 26, 2013: Tyler has been awarded a 2013 Academic Year UCARE Undergraduate Research Assistantship. Congratulations!
Apr 26, 2013: Jacob received 2013 James D. Carr Graduate Teaching Assistant Award. Congratulations!
Apr 11, 2013: Jingzhi presented a poster at Spring Research Fair
Apr 10, 2013: Dr. Zhang presented at ACS Spring Meeting at New Orleans.
Apr 2, 2013: Dr. Xu Zhang joined the group. Welcome!
Feb 16, 2013: Jacob’s paper A "pillar-free", highly porous metalloporphyrinic framework exhibiting eclipsed porphyrin arrays” has been accepted to Chem Communications. Congratulations!
Dec 2, 2012: Postdoc positions available!
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Department of Chemistry, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln, NE 68588-0304
TEL: (402) 472-2603, FAX: (402) 472-9402
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