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The Brudvig Group works to understand the chemistry of water oxidation in plant photosynthesis, and to model this water-oxidizing chemistry with synthetic catalysts.  Current research projects also include studies on energy transduction in Photosystem II and artificial photosynthetic systems. 

 

For more information on our research, visit the project pages listed to the left.

 

Image of the OEC with labeled substrate water is taken from Ulas, G; Olack, G.; Brudvig G. W. Biochemistry (2008), 47, 3073-3075.

 

 

 


 

Recent News

» Our collaborative work on distinguishing between homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis was recently featured in a Nature Chemistry commentary by Tom Meyer (UNC-Chapel Hill).  11-10-2011

» Congratulations to Gözde Ulas, who recently graduated with her PhD, and postdocs Gary Moore and Yunlong Gao, who have accepted new positions in California and China, respectively.  Congratulations again!  09-06-2011

 

» Gary Brudvig was recently quoted in a New York Times article discussing the future of artificial photosynthesis.  Read the article here. 05-23-2011

 

» Gary Brudvig was appointed Benjamin Silliman Professor.  Read more here03-24-2011

 

» Professors and graduate students in the Brudvig, Crabtree, Schmuttenmaer, and Batista groups were recently featured in an issue of the Yale Graduate School newsletter for their work as part of the Yale Green Energy Consortium.  Read more here. 03-22-2011

 

» Welcome to the new Brudvig Group homepage!  09-29-2010
 

» The Yale Green Energy Consortium was recently featured in a Yale Public Affairs article.  05-07-2010
Link to the article: http://opa.yale.edu/news/article.aspx?id=7518&f=72

 


Image: S2-state EPR spectrum of PSII.

   

 

 

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