“…The credit for the development and application of organoiron complexes in organic and organometallic chemistry can be ascribed to brilliant contributions by Fischer [ 32 , 33 ], Pettit [ 34 ], Müller [ 35 ], Alper [ 10 ], King [ 36 ], Rosenblum [ 37 – 40 ], Brunner [ 41 ], Birch [ 14 ], Collman [ 42 ], Gompper [ 43 ], Sarel [ 44 ], Noyori [ 45 , 46 ], Pearson [ 20 , 21 ], Casey [ 47 ], Hegedus [ 13 ], Wojcicki [ 48 ], Reger [ 49 ], Helquist [ 50 ], Gladysz [ 51 ], Kerber [ 52 ], Wulff [ 53 ], Ojima [ 54 ], Negishi [ 55 ], Backvall [ 56 ], Herndon [ 57 ], von Gustorf [ 58 ], Grée [ 30 ], Seyferth [ 59 ], Davies [ 60 – 63 ], Liebeskind [ 64 ], Semmelhack [ 65 ], Brookhart [ 66 ], and others [ 31 , 67 – 73 ]. Credit is also due Fischer [ 24 ], Dötz [ 74 ], Jaouen [ 18 ], Semmelhack [ 19 ], Wulff [ 53 , 75 ] Hegedus [ 76 ], Yamashita [ 77 ], and others [ 77a , 77b ] for their st...…”