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The synthesis of novel olfactory receptor agonists and explorations in the selective fluorination of the tert-butyl group for bioactives discovery
(2024-06-13) - ThesisIn Chapter 1, an introduction to fluorine chemistry is given. The physical properties of fluorine are discussed, and examples of how the introduction of fluorine into a molecule can influence the structure and properties ... -
New synthetic pathways for carbon-doped oxides for battery and related applications
(2024-06-13) - ThesisDoping anions into materials for energy storage is a new approach to enhance conductivity and battery performance. In this thesis, titanium-based materials are studied, replacing oxygen with carbon. Three techniques are ... -
Development of multi-resonant thermally activated delayed fluorescence emitters and investigation of the impact of hydrogen bonding on the room temperature phosphorescence
(2024-06-13) - ThesisThermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) materials stand out as a highly promising class of emitters for organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), capable of achieving up to 100% internal quantum efficiency. Most of ... -
Investigations of small-pore zeolites with complex structural chemistry
(2024-06-13) - ThesisAbstract redacted