U.S.-France Cooperative Research: Metal Phosphonate Thin Films as Catalysts

9981579 Talham美国-法国化学合作研究涉及丹尼尔R. Talham和一名来自佛罗里达大学的研究生，以及Bruno Bujoli、Fabrice Odbel和一名来自南特大学有机合成实验室的研究生。 该项目得到了国家科学基金会和法国国家科学研究中心联合项目的支持。 其主要目的是开发一种新的方法来组织分子在固体表面上的功能组装，用于催化。 这项合作将美国研究人员开发的表面限制方法与法国研究人员在分子工程和催化方面的专业知识相结合。 该奖项将支持国际合作的增量成本，即前往法国马赛的旅费和美国研究员和研究生的生活费。 该项目预计将导致开发新的多相催化剂，通过分子单元在固体载体上的定向组装来制备，并将促进对拟议系统的基本理解。

9981579TalhamThis three-year award for U.S.-France cooperative research in chemistry involves Daniel R. Talham and a graduate student from the University of Florida, and Bruno Bujoli, Fabrice Odbel and a graduate student from the University of Nantes' Laboratory of Organic Synthesis. The project is supported under a joint program of the National Science Foundation and the French National Center for Scientific Research. The principal aim is to develop a new approach to organizing functional assemblies of molecules on solid surfaces for the purpose of catalysis. The collaboration combines a method for surface confinement, developed by the U.S. investigator, with the French investigator's expertise in molecular engineering and catalysis. This award will support the incremental costs of the international collaboration; that is, the travel to Marseilles, France and subsistence expenses of the U.S. investigator and graduate student. The project is expected to result in the development of new heterogeneous catalysts, prepared by the directed assembly of molecular units onto solid supports, and will advance fundamental understanding of the proposed systems.