Research with Dr. Feighery
Research with Dr. Feighery
Ph.D. 1991 - University at Buffalo
Inorganic chemistry
Research in the
Feighery lab is primarily focused on the synthesis and characterization of
inorganic and organometallic compounds that have potential applications as
catalysts or compounds that exhibit novel material properties. While some
experience in the general chemistry and organic chemistry lab courses is useful
for students who want to work on these projects, students can start early in
their careers here at IU South Bend.
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| Dr. Feighery is the most senior member of department and has served as both Department Chairperson and more recently as Assistant Dean for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. |
Recent publications
Synthesis and Chemical Oxidation of
3-ferrocenylpyrrole and ferrocenyl-substituted triazoles: Iron versus Ligand Based Oxidation, Michael
Verschoor-Kirss , Joszef Kreisz , William Feighery , William M. Reiff,
Christoph M. Frommen , Rein U. Kirss. Journal
of Organometallic Chemistry (2009) 694,
3262–3269.
Response of superheated droplet detectors of the PICASSO dark matter search experiment, M. Barnabe-Heider, E. Behnke, K. Clark, M. Di Marco, P. Doane, W. Feighery, M.-H. Genest, R. Gornea, R. Guenette, S. Kanagalingam, C. B. Krauss, C. Leroy, L. Lessard, I. Levine, J.-P. Martin, C. Muthusi, A. J. Noble, R. Noulty, U. Wichoski, V. Zacek, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A, (2005) 555, 184-204.
Synthesis and Electrochemistry of Alkylidynetrihydridotriruthenium Clusters, McFadden, J.T. and Feighery, W.G.: Journal of Cluster Science, (2000) 11, 373-379.
