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Collaborators

Below are details of the researchers we work in collaboration with. Collaborations with other institutions are listed in the research section.

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Prof. Don Bethell

Hon Senior Fellow

Don Bethell is Emeritus Professor of Chemistry at the University of Liverpool. His special interest throughout his career has been Physical Organic Chemistry, with special emphasis on reaction kinetics and mechanism, catalytic phenomena, and more recently, functional nanostructures and molecular electronics.

Project	Collaborator		Institution
Porphyrin Wires For Nanoelectronics.	Prof Harry Anderson Prof Colin Lambert Víctor M. García-Suárez Dr Gita Sedghi		University of Oxford Lancaster University Universidad de Oviedo University of Liverpool
The effect of environment, notably water, on molecular conductance.	Prof Colin Lambert Dr Iain Grace Dr Ed Leary		Lancaster University Lancaster University Madrid Institute for Advanced Studies
Single Molecule Conductance and Electrochemistry.	Prof Jens Ulstrup Prof Jan Jeppeson Dr Ed Leary		Technical University Denmark University of Southern Denmark Madrid Institute for Advanced Studies
Oligo-yne Single Molecule Wires.	Prof Martin Bryce Dr Santiago Martin Prof Colin Lambert Dr Iain Grace		Durham University Zaragoza University Lancaster University Lancaster University
Thermal Effects in Single Molecule Bridges.	Dr Wolfgang Haiss Dr Santiago Martin Prof Richard Whitby		n/a Zaragoza University University of Southampton
Peptides Single Molecule Wires.	Thomas Doneux Dr Lisa Scullion Laurent Bouffier		n/a n/a CNRS
Polythiophene derivatives for biosensing	Prof Andrew Cossins		University of Liverpool
New approaches to the synthesis of regioregular polyalkylthiophenes	Dr Martin Heeney Prof Iain McCulloch		Imperial College London Imperial College London