Jamey K. Bower

Jamey K. Bower's research focuses on copper-based chemistry, particularly how copper complexes can be used to selectively insert fluorine, cyanide, and other functional groups into carbon-hydrogen bonds. This work combines synthetic inorganic chemistry with crystallography and mechanistic studies (such as electron transfer) to understand how these copper catalysts operate at the molecular level. Such methods are relevant to making new organic molecules, including pharmaceuticals, more efficiently.

Publication output rose to a peak around 2019-2020 and has since slowed to a lower but still active pace of a few papers per year through 2024.

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