“…Main group and transition metal polyarene complexes have been studied for a variety of polyarenes with different degrees of reduction and coordination modes (Figure b), ,,− together with reactivity , and electronic properties . Albeit rarer, rare-earth metal complexes of reduced anthracene, pyrene, and tetracene anions have been reported. − In contrast, while uranium is prone to form inverse-sandwich structures with benzene and substituted benzenes, featuring δ bonding interactions, − actinide polyarene complexes are scarce and mostly limited to naphthalene. ,− Only recently, Fortier and co-workers reported the synthesis of π-bound uranium anthracene complexes (Figure c). , The lack of uranium polyarene complexes and their potential applications in synthesis and material sciences prompted us to explore the possible formation of uranium polyarene complexes with a variety of polyarenes. Herein, we report the synthesis and characterization of a series of uranium polyarene complexes, with the number of fused rings ranging from three to five.…”