After completing his PhD (2003) in the Wolczanski group Adam took a postdoctoral position at MIT in the Nocera research group. There he worked on two-electron mixed-valence Ir and Rh bimetallic complexes and their application to H2 production. He then traveled to the sunshine state where he is an assistant professor in the chemistry department at the University of Florida (2004). He is currently working on new approaches to small molecule activation, polyolefin depolymerization, olefin isomerization, and asymmetric catalysis.
