Samuel M Bhutto
Graduate Student, Yale University
Samuel Bhutto is a 4th year PhD candidate in inorganic chemistry at Yale University. He graduated from Brandeis University in 2016 with a B.Sc. in chemistry, working under Dr. Casey Wade to investigate the synthesis and characterization of metal-organic frameworks with Pd-PCP pincer metallolinkers. He currently works under Dr. Patrick Holland at Yale University investigating N-C bond formation to dinitrogen.
Appearances
DateApril 5, 2021SESSION: ORGANOMETALLIC CHEMISTRY: SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION- LATETRANSITION METALS:Presenter
Graduate Student, Yale University
DateMarch 20, 2022The migratory insertion of carbon monoxide (CO) into M–C bonds has been known for several decades and is invoked in many industrially-important reactions. However, analogous reactivity with isoelectronic dinitrogen (N2) has yet to be realized…Presenter
Graduate Student, Yale University
