Inorganics Emerging Investigators Themed Collection 2024/2025
A special issue of Inorganics (ISSN 2304-6740).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2025 | Viewed by 705
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Interests: nitrides; chalcogenides; carbides; hydrides; synthesis; structure; solid-state chemistry; materials chemistry
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Interests: organometal halide perovskite; photovoltaics; radiation detection
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Interests: energy storage; lithium batteries; supercapacitors; aqueous solution battery; solid electrolyte
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Interests: metal complexes; DNA interactions; protein inhibition; ROS (reactive oxygen species); anticancer metallodrugs; EPR spectroscopy
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The Inorganics Emerging Investigators Themed Collection aims to assemble a selection of the best research conducted by scientists in the early stages of their independent career. These promising young researchers have been recommended by the Inorganics Editorial Board, which has recognized them for conducting work that garners significant attention across the scientific community. Centered around the many different areas of modern inorganic chemistry and embracing interdisciplinary research in which inorganic chemistry plays a leading role, this collection aims to highlight the capabilities and promise of an emerging cohort of scientists in propelling the advancement of inorganic chemistry. Our objective is to provide a platform that showcases the outstanding contributions of these budding experts, highlighting innovation and pushing forward the development of their respective fields.
Prof. Dr. Duncan H. Gregory
Dr. Shuang Xiao
Prof. Dr. Yuping Wu
Prof. Dr. Ana Maria Da Costa Ferreira
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- coordination chemistry
- inorganic solid-state chemistry
- bioinorganic chemistry
- organometallic chemistry
- inorganic materials
- energy storage and conversion
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