Dr Euan Doidge

Dr Euan Doidge is a Principal teaching fellow in the inorganic section at the Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London. His role involves teaching and supporting students within the chemistry department. Dr Doidge's research interests are not explicitly detailed in the available information. His profile page provides limited details, and further information about his research and academic contributions can be found on the Imperial College London website.

Euan D Doidge is a researcher in Chemistry at Imperial College London, focusing on the development of novel reagents for the solvent extraction of critical metal resources. His work explores the coordination chemistry of extractive metallurgy, particularly in the selective recovery of metals such as gold, rhodium, and lanthanides from secondary sources. Doidge's research integrates chemical design with practical applications, emphasizing the role of ligands and anion receptors in metal extraction processes. He also contributes to chemistry education through innovative teaching methods and digital tools. His publications highlight the importance of inner and outer coordination sphere interactions in enhancing extractant efficiency.