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Harry C. Dorn

Professor of Chemistry

Virginia Tech

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College of Science

Department of Chemistry

Harry C. Dorn is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor of Chemistry at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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materials science chemistry material chemistry inorganic chemistry nanotechnology nanomaterials chemical engineering transition metal chemistry analytical chemistry nuclear magnetic resonance coordination chemistry biophysics organometallic chemistry fullerenes endohedral metallofullerenes chemical synthesis nanoparticle research structural chemistry physical chemistry nanobiotechnology magnetic resonance imaging biomedical imaging therapeutic nanomaterials coal science chemical sciences contrast agents cluster chemistry carbon-based materials nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy dynamic nuclear polarization material research nanoscale chemistry tumor targeting crystallographic characterization magnetic resonance cancer imaging liquid chromatography pharmaceutical nanotechnology structural characterization membrane science brain tumor research medicinal research solid-state chemistry nanostructure synthesis surface chemistry endohedral fullerenes biomedical applications energy chemistry bioconjugation imaging agent metallic nanomaterials fuel science cancer treatment solvent-refined coal solid state functional nanomaterials chemical analysis molecular characterization surface nanotechnology nanometrology crystal structures endohedral fullerene nmr study fullerene cage carbon nanohorns chromatographic retention behavior crystal growth metal nanoparticles micro-encapsulation nanoscale science nano-drug delivery inorganic synthesis hplc separation single-walled carbon nanohorns acid-catalyzed reactions feed coal organic material chemistry chemical structure

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FULLERTUBES: A 30-Year Story of Prediction, Experimental Validation, and Applications for a Long-Missing Family of Soluble Carbon Molecules. Accounts of Chemical Research (2024)

Steven StevensonHarry C. Dorn

theoretical predictionphysical chemistrymolecular modellingchemical sciencesexperimental validationsoluble carbon moleculesmolecular informaticsbiochemistryoptical propertiesmolecular sciencechemical biologycarbonfullereneschemistryorganic chemistrymolecular structuremolecular biologylong-missing familysingle molecules

Colossal C 130 Fullertubes: Soluble [5,5] C 130 -D 5H (1) Pristine Molecules With 70 Nanotube Carbons and Two 30-Atom Hemifullerene End-Caps. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2023)

Emmanuel BourretXiaoyang LiuCora A. NobleKevin CoverTanisha P. DavidsonRong HuangRyan M. KoenigK. Shawn ReevesIvan V. VlassioukMichel CôtéJefferey S. BaxterAndrew R. LupiniDavid B. GeoheganHarry C. DornSteven Stevenson

materials sciencebiophysicsin-situ conversionmaterial chemistrynanoscale chemistrypristine moleculesnanotube carbonscluster chemistrynanoparticle researchtrace elementsmembrane sciencechemistrynanomaterialsnanotechnologynanoengineeringcarbon-based materials

(Invited) Discovery of Longer Fullertubes: From Synthesis to Isolation. Meeting abstracts/Meeting abstracts (Electrochemical Society. CD-ROM) (2023)

Emmanuel BourretHarry DornSteven Stevenson

materials scienceelectrochemical engineeringlonger fullertubeselectrochemistry

(Invited) Metallofullerenes, Fullerenes, and Fullertubes: Prediction of Structure Based on Anisotropic Polarizability and Chromatographic Retention Behavior. Meeting abstracts/Meeting abstracts (Electrochemical Society. CD-ROM) (2023)

Xiaoyang LiuEmmanuel BourretKevin CoverSteven StevensonHarry Dorn

materials scienceanisotropic polarizabilitychromatographic retention behaviorelectrochemistry

Tb 2 O@ C 2 (13333)-C 74: A Non-Isolated Pentagon Endohedral Fullerene Containing a Nearly Linear Tb–O–Tb Unit. Inorganic Chemistry (2023)

James C. DuchampHarry C. DornAleksander L. WysockiKyungwha ParkMarilyn M. OlmsteadMrittika RoyAlan L. Balch

materials sciencematerial chemistryinorganic synthesisfullerenesinorganic chemistryinorganic materialsorganic material chemistry

Water-Soluble Endohedral Metallofullerenes: New Horizons for Biomedical Applications. Chemical Communications (2023)

William P. KopchaRohin BiswasYue SunSy-Tsong Dean ChuengHarry C. DornJianyuan Zhang

biomedical applicationsmaterials sciencechemistrywater-soluble endohedral metallofullerenes

Amine Functionalized Trimetallic Nitride Endohedral Fullerenes: A Class of Nanoparticle to Tackle Low Back/Leg Pain. ACS Applied Bio Materials (2022)

Li XiaoRong HuangNurul SulimaiRicky YaoBrock ManleyPeng XuRobin FelderLi JinHarry C. DornXudong Li

functional materialsmaterials scienceendohedral fullerenespharmacologynanomedicinematerial chemistryback painnanoparticle researchnanoparticlesfunctional nanomaterialsnanomaterialsapplied physicsnanotechnologytherapeutic nanomaterials

Gigantic C 120 Fullertubes: Prediction and Experimental Evidence for Isomerically Purified Metallic [5,5] C 120 -D 5D (1) and Nonmetallic [10,0] C 120 -D 5H (10766). Journal of the American Chemical Society (2022)

Xiaoyang LiuEmmanuel BourretCora A. NobleKevin CoverRyan M. KoenigRong HuangHannah M. FranklinXu FengRobert J. BodnarFan ZhangChenggang TaoD. Matthew SublettHarry C. DornSteven Stevenson

materials sciencetheoretical predictionmetal nanoparticlesmaterial chemistrychemical engineeringexperimental evidencetrace metalschemistryinorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistry

Metamagnetic Transition and a Loss of Magnetic Hysteresis Caused by Electron Trapping in Monolayers of Single-Molecule Magnet Tb 2 @C 79 N. Nanoscale (2022)

Emmanouil KoutsouflakisDenis KrylovNicolas BachellierDaria SostinaVasilii DubrovinFupin LiuLukas SpreeGeorgios VelkosSebastian SchimmelYaofeng WangBernd BüchnerRasmus WesterströmClaudiu BulbucanKyle KirkpatrickMatthias MuntwilerJan DreiserThomas GreberStas M. AvdoshenkoHarry DornAlexey A. Popov

thin filmsmaterials sciencebiophysicsnanoscale sciencemetamagnetic transitioncondensed matter physicsmagnetismmagnetic hysteresiselectron trappingnanomaterialsnanotechnologynanometrology

Semiconducting and Metallic [5,5] Fullertube Nanowires: Characterization of Pristine D 5H (1)-C 90 and D 5D (1)-C 100. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2021)

Steven StevensonXiaoyang LiuD. Mathew SublettRyan M. KoenigTiffany L. SeelerKatelyn R. TepperHannah M. FranklinXiaoling WangRong HuangXu FengKevin CoverDiego TroyaNarasimhamurthy ShanaiahRobert J. BodnarHarry C. Dorn

materials sciencecatalyst preparationsemiconductor materialsmechanical engineeringmaterials engineeringsolid-state electronicssemiconductorselectrical engineeringmetallic nanomaterialsnanomaterialsnanotechnology

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Harry C. Dorn

Professor of Chemistry

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Chemistry

Harry C. Dorn is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor of Chemistry at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Harry C. Dorn

Virginia Tech

Professor of Chemistry

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

FULLERTUBES: A 30-Year Story of Prediction, Experimental Validation, and Applications for a Long-Missing Family of Soluble Carbon Molecules. Accounts of Chemical Research (2024)

Steven StevensonHarry C. Dorn

Colossal C 130 Fullertubes: Soluble [5,5] C 130 -D 5H (1) Pristine Molecules With 70 Nanotube Carbons and Two 30-Atom Hemifullerene End-Caps. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2023)

(Invited) Discovery of Longer Fullertubes: From Synthesis to Isolation. Meeting abstracts/Meeting abstracts (Electrochemical Society. CD-ROM) (2023)

Emmanuel BourretHarry DornSteven Stevenson

materials scienceelectrochemical engineeringlonger fullertubeselectrochemistry

Xiaoyang LiuEmmanuel BourretKevin CoverSteven StevensonHarry Dorn

materials scienceanisotropic polarizabilitychromatographic retention behaviorelectrochemistry

Tb 2 O@ C 2 (13333)-C 74: A Non-Isolated Pentagon Endohedral Fullerene Containing a Nearly Linear Tb–O–Tb Unit. Inorganic Chemistry (2023)

James C. DuchampHarry C. DornAleksander L. WysockiKyungwha ParkMarilyn M. OlmsteadMrittika RoyAlan L. Balch

materials sciencematerial chemistryinorganic synthesisfullerenesinorganic chemistryinorganic materialsorganic material chemistry

Water-Soluble Endohedral Metallofullerenes: New Horizons for Biomedical Applications. Chemical Communications (2023)

William P. KopchaRohin BiswasYue SunSy-Tsong Dean ChuengHarry C. DornJianyuan Zhang

biomedical applicationsmaterials sciencechemistrywater-soluble endohedral metallofullerenes

Amine Functionalized Trimetallic Nitride Endohedral Fullerenes: A Class of Nanoparticle to Tackle Low Back/Leg Pain. ACS Applied Bio Materials (2022)

Li XiaoRong HuangNurul SulimaiRicky YaoBrock ManleyPeng XuRobin FelderLi JinHarry C. DornXudong Li

Xiaoyang LiuEmmanuel BourretCora A. NobleKevin CoverRyan M. KoenigRong HuangHannah M. FranklinXu FengRobert J. BodnarFan ZhangChenggang TaoD. Matthew SublettHarry C. DornSteven Stevenson

materials sciencetheoretical predictionmetal nanoparticlesmaterial chemistrychemical engineeringexperimental evidencetrace metalschemistryinorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistry

Metamagnetic Transition and a Loss of Magnetic Hysteresis Caused by Electron Trapping in Monolayers of Single-Molecule Magnet Tb 2 @C 79 N. Nanoscale (2022)

thin filmsmaterials sciencebiophysicsnanoscale sciencemetamagnetic transitioncondensed matter physicsmagnetismmagnetic hysteresiselectron trappingnanomaterialsnanotechnologynanometrology

Semiconducting and Metallic [5,5] Fullertube Nanowires: Characterization of Pristine D 5H (1)-C 90 and D 5D (1)-C 100. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2021)

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