Conall Molloy completed a Bachelor’s degree in General Chemistry at Trinity College Dublin, where his dissertation focused on ammonium catalysts for PET recycling.
His doctoral research, conducted in collaboration with GSK, examines the scale-up of electrosynthetic methods for process chemistry. His published work includes eCarbonyls, a thioether-mediated electrochemical oxidation of alcohols, and electrochemical trideuteromethylation using AcOD-d₄.
- Current research
- eCarbonyls and electrosynthesis at scale
- Project support
- GSK and University of Greenwich
Selected publications
- Electrochemical Trideuteromethylation with AcOD-d₄: A Route to CD₃-Labeled Building Blocks, Organic Letters, 2026
- eCarbonyls: An Electrochemical Thioether-Mediated Oxidation of Alcohols to Aldehydes and Ketones, Chemical Science, 2025
- Non-Transition-Metal-Mediated Electrochemical Oxidations of Alcohols to Aldehydes and Ketones, SynOpen, 2026