Lamb Research Group
Welcome!
Our research focuses on applying catalysis and physical organic techniques to the synthesis of new polymers and small molecules. We aim to develop synthetic methods that allow access to materials with different compositions, selectivity, and architecture compared to current methodologies. Mechanistic investigations and structure-property relationships will be used to better understand our systems and guide future breakthroughs. Members of the Lamb group will receive interdisciplinary training at the interface of organic, physical organic, organometallic, and polymer chemistry.
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Group Picture - March 2025
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Our group firmly believes in creating and maintaining an inclusive culture where every team member is supported. Diversity and equity are key pillars to achieve this goal, and we welcome members of all identities, including race, nationality, sexuality, gender identity, ability, religion, culture, and socioeconomic background. We are committed to continually educating ourselves, listening and believing the stories told by marginalized scientists, and advocating for policies that will dismantle systemic racism, sexism, and other barriers that exist in STEM and all institutions.
Latest News From our Group
04/09/2025
Brandon and Will's paper was featured in Chem Sci's "Most popular 2024 polymer and supramolecular chemistry articles" collection! Congrats!
04/08/2025
Congrats Luc for receiving an Honorable Mention for the NSF GRFP!
04/03/2025
Allison was selected to participate in the 2025 CAS Future Leaders program, in which she will receive leadership training and networking opportunities with a cohort of other early-career scientists from 12 countries! Congrats!
04/02/2025
Congrats Eli on winning the 2025 Heisig Fellowship and Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) funding!
