Welcome!
We are the Thompson Lab at the University of Idaho. Our research goals center around the use of Earth-abundant transition metals to affect useful and interesting synthetic transformations. We use a wide suite of spectroscopic techniques to characterize these novel molecules and probe their potential as catalysts. Students in the Thompson Lab can expect to become experts in:
- Glovebox and Schlenk Line Techniques for Handling Air-sensitive Molecules
- Isolation and Characterization of Reactive Intermediates
- Nuclear Magnetic Spectroscopy
- IR-Spectroscopy
- UV-Vis Spectroscopy
- Single-Crystal X-ray Diffraction
- Kinetic Analysis
Group News:
02/12/25: Follow us on Bluesky!
01/28/25: Professor Thompson's first paper as corresponding author was just published in JACS!
06/24/24: Our first batch of crystal structures have come back with some exciting results... stay tuned!
04/01/24: Professor Thompson was highlighted in The Daily Register (www.uidaho.edu/news/feature-stories/sustainable-science)!
09/15/23: Equipment and chemicals are coming in! Reactions coming soon.
08/15/23: The Thompson Lab is officially open for business! We will specialize in the synthesis and reactivity of Earth-abundant metal. You can follow us on twitter at @ThompsonUIdaho.
01/28/25: Professor Thompson's first paper as corresponding author was just published in JACS!
06/24/24: Our first batch of crystal structures have come back with some exciting results... stay tuned!
04/01/24: Professor Thompson was highlighted in The Daily Register (www.uidaho.edu/news/feature-stories/sustainable-science)!
09/15/23: Equipment and chemicals are coming in! Reactions coming soon.
08/15/23: The Thompson Lab is officially open for business! We will specialize in the synthesis and reactivity of Earth-abundant metal. You can follow us on twitter at @ThompsonUIdaho.
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University of Idaho
Renfrew Hall
804 Rayburn St.
Moscow ID 83844
THOMPSON LAB @ UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
MOSCOW ID 83844
Established 2023
