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Our laboratory is part of the University of Basque Country and is located in a beautifull village in the north of Spain, San Sebastián.
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News
01.10.2022 Unai prieto is going to spend 3 months in St. Andrews in Dr. Amit Kumar's laboratory.
15.07.2022 The article about quantum tunnelling has been published in Angewante Chemie International Edition: Hydrogen Tunneling in Catalytic Hydrolysis and Alcoholysis of Silanes (with Z. Freixa and J. M. Matxain)
04.05.2022 Seminar in Warwick "Silicon-Based Multidentate Ligands: Useful Tools in Organometallic Chemistry & Homogeneus Catalysis" Thanks Adrian. B. Chaplin for the invitation
01.11.2021 Iñigo Villanueva joined HuertosLab as Master student "Welcome Iñigo".
01.11.2021 3 new contributions this year, 2 EJIC and 1 ChemCatChem (see publications section).
06.04.2020 Our new contribution on Si–C bond activation (with A. S. Weller) is now in Dalton Trans.
03.12.2019 New paper published in our group. A phosphine-stabilized silylene rhodium complex.
05.02.2019 New paper ASAP in Dalton Transactions. (Diphenylphosphine)alkylaldehyde to afford hydride- or alkyl-[(diphenylphosphine)alkylacyl]rhodium(III) or (diphenylphosphine)alkylester complexes. Theoretical and experimental diastereoselectivity.
07.05.2018 New paper ASAP in Dalton Transactions. Alkene-alkyl interconversion: an experimental and computational study of the olefin insertion and β-hydride elimination processes
01.05.2018 Susan Azpeitia (PhD) has started a short stay at the University of Oxford with Andrew S. Weller.
06.04.2018 New paper ASAP in ChemCatChem. From Remote Alkenes to Linear Silanes or Allylsilanes depending on the Metal Center
25.05.2017 We are organizating a Workshop on June 6th "From Bioinorganic Chemistry to Catalysis"
10.04.2017 New paper ASAP in ChemCatChem. Rhodium(III) Catalyzed Solvent-Free Tandem Isomerization-Hydrosilylation From Internal Alkenes to Linear Silanes.
02.04.2017 ACS San Francisco Meeting
03.03.2017 Seminar about catalytic cycles (University of Oviedo). Happy to talk to my ex colleagues.
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