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Welcome to the Sevov Lab!<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

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The Sevov lab develops strategies at the interface of homogeneous catalysis and electrochemistry for the sustainable utilization of electricity that is generated from renewable sources. By treating electrical energy as a reagent, our group aims to demonstrate that toxic, explosive, or expensive reagents, which drive traditional synthetic organic processes, can be replaced with inexpensive and benign additives. This will enable organic synthesis to be performed in a safe, sustainable, and scalable manner. In addition to the application of electrical energy to synthesis, we seek to design large scale energy storage systems that can assist with the integration of intermittent electrical loads from renewable sources into the electrical grid. Sevov lab members addressing these challenges will be trained and exposed to the multidisciplinary fields of organic and organometallic synthesis, catalyst design, mechanistic study, materials development, and electroanalytical evaluation.<\/p>\n

Read some of our Publications<\/strong><\/a><\/span> hear about some some of our projects in our own words:<\/p>\n