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- Prof. Fady Nahra is an R&D researcher in the Sustainable Chemistry unit of VITO, responsible for the membrane modification platform within the nanofiltration technology team. He is also a guest professor at Ghent University (Belgium), since February 2020, in the field of green chemistry, ligand design and solid-state chemistry. He holds a Ph.D. in chemistry from UCLouvain (Belgium). His work experience spans over a decade in 3 different countries and 4 different universities (UCLouvain-Belgium, UPMC/Sorbonne-Paris, St Andrews university-UK and UGent-Belgium), covering a wide range of topics mainly in materials chemistry, organic chemistry, transition metal catalysis, coordination and fluorination chemistry. Prior to joining VITO, he worked at UGent as research fellow where he was awarded the incentive award (Belgian national award) in 2017 for excellence in research. He is the author of numerous publications, including articles, reviews and book chapters in several high impact journals. Since joining VITO in May 2019, he has been mainly focused on developing a new platform for hybrid/ceramic membrane technology, along with new processes for sequential catalysis/separation applications.
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Comparison of distinctive polymeric membrane structures as support materials for membrane extraction of chiral amines
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Synthesis and reactivity of N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) gold-fluoroalkoxide complexes
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Modular Synthesis of Azines Bearing a Guanidine Core from N‐Heterocyclic Carbene (NHC)‐Derived Selenoureas and Diazo Reagents
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Simply accessible platinum(II) complexes enabling alkene hydrosilylation at ppm catalyst loadings
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Site selective gold(i)-catalysed benzylic C–H amination via an intermolecular hydride transfer to triazolinediones
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PtII-N‐heterocyclic carbene complexes in solvent‐free alkene hydrosilylation
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Synthetic access to aromatic alpha-haloketones
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Charge-transfer adducts of chalcogenourea derivatives of N-heterocyclic carbenes with iodine monochloride
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Unveiling the potential of innovative gold(I) and silver(I) selenourea complexes as anticancer agents targeting TrxR and cellular redox homeostasis
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A green route to platinum N-heterocyclic carbene complexes : mechanism and expanded scope