Fedor Miloserdov

Fedor Miloserdov is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Organic Chemistry at Wageningen University & Research. He collaborates with institutions like the University of Bath on research projects. His work focuses on developing sustainable chemical methodologies and advanced materials for environmental applications. Key research areas include PFAS removal using functionalized pillararenes, enantioselective catalysis with ruthenium complexes, and mechanochemical synthesis of organic compounds. He actively contributes to crystallographic datasets and participates in interdisciplinary projects addressing global challenges in chemistry.

His research interests span organic chemistry, catalysis, electrochemistry, and supramolecular chemistry. He explores novel reagents (e.g., bench-stable S(VI) precursors), recyclable catalysts, and eco-friendly materials for water purification. Recent studies highlight the design of fluorine-free self-assembled materials and the application of transition metals in green chemical processes.

Through his role as co-promotor, Fedor guides PhD candidates in projects like 'Novel adsorbent for PFAS removal' and 'Taming Ru(0) toward Enantioselective Catalysis.' His publications emphasize both foundational chemistry and practical solutions for environmental sustainability. No scientific awards are explicitly listed, but his contributions to open-access research and high-impact datasets reflect his scholarly impact.