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Seán Hennessey

Ollscoil na Gaillimhe – University of Galway

Seán Hennessey's research contributes significantly to the development of efficient light harvesting systems and photocatalysts. Recent studies focus on designing ruthenium-based coordination polymers and dinuclear ruthenium complexes that exhibit exceptional photostability and selectivity in visible light-driven oxidation reactions. These findings have the potential to improve solar chemical production, a crucial aspect of sustainable energy storage. Additionally, research on molecular precursors for sulfur-containing photoactive materials may lead to the creation of novel optoelectronic devices. By advancing our understanding of these complex systems, Hennessey's work has the potential to drive innovation in renewable energy and electronics technologies.

PhotocatalystsMetal-Organic FrameworksPhotochemical Properties
Commercial signal 54.5
Scientific signal 56.3
Social signal 54.1
Papers 6
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