David Wright's primary expertise is experimentation with potentially hazardous substances under extreme conditions to make and modify advanced materials for fundamental research and applied development.

Chizmeshya's current research interests span a broad range of topics in computational physical chemistry and materials science.

Vice provost and professor in the School of Molecular Sciences. Jones' research interests are in bioinorganic chemistry, energy-relevant redox chemistry, and electrochemistry.

Associate professor at ASU's School of Molecular Sciences. Wolf's research interests include fundamental studies of liquids and the amorphous state, and carbon sequestration, among others.

John Kouvetakis research interests include solid-state and molecular inorganic chemistry, as well as materials science of main group semiconductors.

Chan's research group works on synthesis and evaluation of engineered nanomaterials to address critical issues in lithium batteries, electrochemical energy conversion and storage, photocatalysis and water treatment.

O’Keeffe's research interests included materials chemistry, crystal chemistry, special interest in geometry of periodic structures (nets, tilings, surfaces and weavings) and their relevance to materials design.

Associate Research Professor at ASU's School of Molecular Sciences. Has taught CHM 433/531 (Advanced Organic Chemistry I), CHE 122 (General Chemistry II), and CHE 402/602 (Scientific Software).