Regular biography
Song Lin is a Howard Milstein Faculty Fellow and Tisch University Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Cornell University. His research focuses on organic chemistry, with specific interests in electrosynthesis, asymmetric catalysis, and organic materials. Lin's work explores the development of new catalytic methods using electrochemistry to address challenges in organic and materials synthesis. His research emphasizes the rational design of catalysts and the creative application of electrochemistry to enable selective conversions of starting materials into valuable products. Lin's group has published extensively in leading journals, including the Journal of the American Chemical Society and Nature Chemistry.
Scholar-generated biography
Song Lin is an Organic Chemistry researcher at Cornell University with a focus on Electrosynthesis and Electrocatalysis. Their work explores the application of electrochemical methods to enable sustainable and efficient organic synthesis. Lin's research includes the development of catalytic systems for CO2 reduction, the design of metal–organic frameworks for electrocatalytic processes, and the exploration of homogeneous electrocatalytic approaches for reaction discovery. They also investigate redox strategies that merge electricity and light to achieve extreme reduction potentials. Lin's research emphasizes the synthesis of functional materials and the development of new methodologies for radical and electrophilic transformations.