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Surface plasmon resonance of silver nanocubes used for the first time in reductive chemistry. Mild and selective hydrogenation of carbonyls is now accessible with light excitation. Read more from ACS Catal 2017
Ultra small Bi<sub>2</sub>S<sub>3</sub> nanoparticles are synthezised with a simple mortar and pestle and aging and are promising contract agents. Read more in Chem. Mater. 2017
Cellulose Nanocrystals acts as an enetioselective support in hydrogenation reaction with palladium nanoparticles. Kaushik et al. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2015 137 (19), 6124–6127
We make the cover of the Oct 2014 issue of Green Chemistry, with our review on bare magnetic nanoparticles in catalysis.
The Moores group leads a winning award for a new transmission electron microscope via a CFI-JELF award of $799,825. Read more. Photo credit: Owen Eagan
The Moores Group (Mar 10 2017). From left to right. Top: Paul, Alain, Andreanne, Thomas, Michael M., Michael L., Julio. Bottom, Blaine, Audrey, Madhu, Alexandra, Luis.
Congratulations Blaine (center) for winning the case competition for the 2017 Sustainable Innovation through Green Chemistry workshop with his team "The Molecule Moneymakers". From left to right: Zoe Hearne, Kisa Giebink, Blaine Fiss, Nicholas Lin, Andrew Mutrie.
A part of the group with Akira Suzuki during his visit at McGill (Mar 18 2014)
Prof. Moores featured in a Youtube video presenting the CREATE in Green Chemistry program