Andrew Kentaro Inge

Andrew Kentaro Inge is a Researcher and Docent at the Department of Chemistry, Stockholm University. His research focuses on synthesis and structural characterization of crystalline materials, particularly Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) with applications in gas separation, drug delivery, and sustainable catalysis. He combines X-ray diffraction, electron diffraction, and computational modeling to solve complex atomic structures.

Research interests include:

• Green synthesis of MOFs using plant-based linkers
• Biocompatible metallodrugs and coordination polymers
• Structure-property relationships in porous materials
• Development of electron diffraction techniques for nano-crystallography

Key contributions:

• Lead work on CAU-17 and SU-101 for CO2 reduction and metal recovery
• Developed 3D electron diffraction methods for beam-sensitive materials
• Explored flexible inorganic building units in breathing MOFs

Teaching: Lecturer for advanced courses in Porous Materials, Structure Analysis with Diffraction, and Green Chemistry at Stockholm University. Organizer of X-ray diffraction workshops in Kiel, Germany.