Caroline E. Knapp

Dr Caroline E. Knapp is a researcher at University College London, affiliated with the CHEM department. Her work focuses on Materials and Inorganic Chemistry. Dr Knapp's research interests include the study of materials and inorganic compounds. She is based at University College London and can be contacted via email at caroline.knapp@ucl.ac.uk. Her profile page highlights her research in the area of discovery.

Caroline E. Knapp is an Associate Professor at University College London, specializing in inorganic chemistry. Her research focuses on the development of novel materials and synthesis techniques for advanced applications. She explores the use of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) and their derivatives to optimize lithium metal anodes, as well as the synthesis of transparent conductive gallium–indium–oxide films through aerosol-assisted chemical vapor deposition (AACVD). Her work also investigates the role of group 14 element hydrides in C–H bond activation and the creation of hybrid organic–inorganic coordination complexes for tunable optical properties. Knapp's research emphasizes the design of precursors for low-temperature deposition of conductive materials and the application of inkjet printing for functional electronic systems.