Curtis E. Moore

Curtis E. Moore's work focuses on synthesizing and structurally characterizing metal-containing compounds (organometallic and coordination complexes), often using X-ray crystallography to determine their atomic structures. Recent projects span catalysis and reactivity (such as carbon-hydrogen bond activation and water-splitting catalysts), magnetism in metal complexes, and some materials applications like drug-delivery systems. Much of this research appears to be done collaboratively, contributing crystal structure data to shared scientific databases alongside publications in chemistry journals.

Publication output has declined substantially over the last decade, dropping from over 100 per year in 2017 to under 10 in 2025, though 2023 showed a temporary rebound.

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