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Dr. Daniel Lee is a Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at the University of Manchester, UK, specializing in solid-state NMR spectroscopy and dynamic nuclear polarization techniques. His research focuses on materials science, nanomaterials, and functional materials characterization, with applications in catalysis and environmental technologies. He leads the Dynamic Nuclear Polarisation Magic Angle Spinning NMR Facility at the university.
Education:
- MSci in Chemistry and Molecular Physics, University of Nottingham (2002–2006)
- PhD in Development of High-Resolution Two-Dimensional Correlation Spectroscopy in Solid-State NMR, University of Nottingham (2006–2011)
- Postdoc at CEA Grenoble (2011–2020), focusing on hyperpolarization techniques
Research Interests: Solid-state NMR methodologies, dynamic nuclear polarization, materials characterization (MOFs, zeolites, nanocrystals), catalytic materials, and environmental applications such as pollutant capture.
Recent Articles: Focus on NMR-based analysis of nanomaterials (CdS passivation, ZnO interfaces), zeolite catalysis (structural-performance correlations), and MOF-based sorbents for pollutants like benzene and ammonia. Key techniques include ultra-high-field NMR and DNP-enhanced spectroscopy.
Awards: 2024 Royal Society of Chemistry Dalton Horizon Prize for contributions to operando characterization of porous materials and catalysts.
Advising & Grants: Supervised PhD student Joe (graduated 2025), involved in projects funded by Research Councils (e.g., NMR spectrometer development). Co-investigator in IAA Project Application with Ingevity (2022) and NMR spectrometer upgrades (2020–2025).
Labs/Teams: Leads the NMR group at Manchester, collaborates internationally on materials characterization and catalysis. Active in committees like the Alpine Conference on Magnetic Resonance in Solids since 2019.
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