Jeff C. Curtis
Professor
Dr. Curtis' areas of interest and research in inorganic
chemistry include: optical and thermal electron-transfer processes,
redox kinetics and electrolyte effects thereon, solvent-solute
interactions and second coordination sphere interactions.
Dr. Curtis has received the University Distinguished Research
Award at USF.
On sabbatical Spring
2012.
Education
Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Publications
(Recent
Publications)
- Noey, E.; Curtis, J.; Tam, S.; Pham, D.M.; Jones, E.F.
"Synthesis and Ligand Exchange Reactions of a Tri-Tungsten Cluster
with Applications in Biomedical Imaging." J.Chem.Ed., 2011, 88,793-797.
- Curtis, J.C.; Inagaki, M.; Chun S.J.; Eshkandari, V.; Luo, X.;
Pan, Z.N.; Sankararaman, U.; Pengra, G.; Zhou, J.; Hailey, P.;
Laurent, J.; Utalan, D. "Non-Innocent Electrolyte Effects on
Bimolecular Pseudo-Self-Exchange Reactions of Ruthenium Ammine
Complexes: Evidence for Electron-Transfer Catalysis in H-Bonded
Ternary Assemblies." Chem.Phys., 2006, 326, 43-53.
