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Christopher Barnett is an Associate Lecturer in the School of Chemistry at the University of Sydney, specializing in organometallic chemistry with a focus on advancing catalytic performance. His research encompasses catalysis, electrocatalysis, and the electronic properties of N-Heterocyclic Carbenes (NHCs). As a member of the Laboratory of Advanced Catalysis Sustainability, he investigates reactor design, high-throughput catalyst screening, and additive manufacturing methods for rapid prototyping. Christopher completed his undergraduate and PhD studies at the University of New South Wales and has previously worked as a Validation Chemist in industry, where he implemented automated data collection for chemical processing. He returned to academia in 2019, contributing to initiatives in renewable energy and green chemistry. Christopher actively engages in teaching, having developed advanced courses on flow chemistry and supervising Honours and PhD students. He also collaborates on electrochemical conversion processes and is involved in various committees representing early and mid-career researchers. His awards include grants for proof-of-concept projects and commendations for his publication metrics in esteemed chemistry journals. He is passionate about mentoring the next generation of researchers and is aware of health issues in the community.
University of Sydney • Sydney
Lectures in organic chemistry; developed courses on flow chemistry and supervises undergraduate and postgraduate research.
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