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Batey Research Group
Areas of study comprise various topics under the fields of synthetic organic and combinatorial chemistry.
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The Breslow Group – Department of Chemistry, Columbia University
Research group interest lies in designing, synthesizing, and studying new molecules with interesting properties.
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Carreira Research Group
Area of concentration is on the development of catalytic and stoichiometric reagents for asymmetric stereo control.
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Chamberlin Research Group
Features articles related to the three major categories of research; total synthesis, diversity oriented synthesis and chemical biology.
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The Cook Group – Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology (North Dakota State University)
Focuses on two target research areas of utilizing allyl organometallics to develop new synthesis methods and production of molecules with biological functions.
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The Danheiser Group
Provides researches focusing on inventing new strategies in synthesizing carbocyclic and heterocyclic systems.
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The Davies Group
Specializes in researches under carbohydrate chemistry.
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Department of Chemistry – Iowa State University
Researches aimed at using palladium as catalyst in organic synthesis.
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The Dervan Group – California Institute of Technology
Involved in the research of nucleic acids in bioorganic chemistry.
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Diederich Group – Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
Contains details of researches on advanced synthetic and physical-organic methodology.
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The Donohoe Group
Highlights the researches on oxidation, metathesis, reduction and synthesis.
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The DV Research Group
Brief descriptions of research in helical electromolecules, higher dimensional materials and copper-based and polymer-supported catalysts.
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Environmental Organic Chemistry and Technology Research Group
Contains short summaries of research areas ranging from environmental and analytical organic chemistry to clean technology.
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The Feringa Group – Synthetic Organic Chemistry, University of Groningen
Majority of research focuses on nanotechnology and novel functional materials.
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Floss Research Group
Research interest lies in biosynthesis of natural products with focus on molecules produced by microorganisms.
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Ghosh Group – Chemistry Department College of Science Purdue University
Provides detailed information of researches in bioorganic and medicinal chemistry, total synthesis and asymmetric synthesis.
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The Gouverneur Group – Department of Chemistry University of Oxford
Facilitates research in developing cutting-edge synthesis methods with special focus on asymmetric synthesis and catalysis.
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Gribble Group
Contains links to researches of palladium applications for heterocyclic chemistry; and other chemistry resources.
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Group of Prof. Dr. Paul Knochel
Research specialization in functionalized organo-magnesium reagents, zinc-compounds, copper compounds, asymmetric synthesis and iron and cobalt cross-coupling.
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Hans J. Reich –University of Wisconsin – Madison
Directs research towards the study of organometallic and organometalloid compounds.
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Jacobi Research Group – Dartmouth College
Provides researches in cycloaddition reactions, electrocyclic chemistry, amino and paraconic acids, and linear and macrocyclic tetrapyrroles.
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Jamison Group at MIT
Includes researches focusing on epoxide-opening cascades, carbon-carbon bond formation and target-oriented synthesis.
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JC Sherman Research Group
Provides overview of researches under the areas of molecular encapsulation and de novo proteins.
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Kobayashi Highly Functionalized Reactive Environments Project
Features outlines of research projects such as organic reactions in water and organic reactions in microreactors.
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Koji Nakanishi Research Group
Illustrated samples of research on chemistry of vision, circular dichroism and ginkgolides.
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Koskinen Group Home Page
Brief descriptions of the laboratory working environment and its history.
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The Kozlowski Research Group
Utilizes novel computational tools in discovering and optimizing new reagents and catalysts.
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Laura L Kiessling – Biochemistry University of Wisconsin-Madison
Specialization in biomolecular recognition processes and the chemistry and biology of protein saccharide interaction.
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Lautens Group – Department of Chemistry University of Toronto
Focuses on developing processes that result in the formation of carbon-carbon bond in bioactive compounds.
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The Leighton Group – Columbia State University
Provides concise explanations of research in developing stereoselective reactions relevant to medicinal and natural products chemistry.
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The Magnus Group – The University of Texas at Austin
Presently works on synthesizing antitumor marine alkaloid diazonamide with the use of a newly discovered phenolic ether rearrangement.
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The Marshall Group – University of Virginia’s Department of Chemistry
Brief introduction of group’s research in producing natural products that may lead to medicinal agents for treating various illnesses.
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The Maruoka Group, Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University
Research abstracts in Practical Amino Acid, Practical Asymmetric and Selective Organic synthesis.
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Matzger Research Group – University of Michigan
Emphasizes research in the field of organic materials chemistry.
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McNeill Research Group – University of Minnesota Department of Chemistry
Research is geared towards understanding key chemical processes of current environmental problems.
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Mohler Group – Department of Chemistry James Madison University
Features overviews of various research in DNA cleavage and footprinting, protein side chains and glycoproteins.
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Molinski Group
Short descriptions of various research in organic and biological chemistry focusing on marine natural products.
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Montgomery Group
Focuses on discovering and developing new chemical reactions mostly with processes involving transition metal catalysis.
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Mulzer Group
Shows illustrations and brief explanations of research topics such as stereoselective organic reactions and natural produce syntheses.
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The Panek Group
Emphasizes research activities in the field of synthetic organic chemistry specifically the introduction of chirality.
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The Paterson Group – University of Cambridge
Takes particular interest in asymmetric reactions in the synthesis of biologically active natural products and structural analogues.
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Prof. A.G.M. Barrett. FRS FMedSci
Carries out research on the complete synthesis of various organic compounds such as bioactive natural products and heterocyclic compounds.
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Prof. Dr. Herbert Mayr
Provides database of reactivity parameters of electrophiles and nucleophiles.
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Prof. Tito Scaiano – University of Ottawa
Summary of current research in metal and semiconductor nanoparticles, radicals and antioxidants, excited state interactions, sensors, DNA damage and photocages.
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Rawal Group – Department of Chemistry at the University of Chicago
Introduces the group’s research on discovering new ways to make complex molecules.
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The Rigby Group
Articles containing data about studies on the total synthesis of Stenine and Ingenol among others.
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Romo Group Research
Interested in the areas of total synthesis of bioactive natural products and development of new methods for ß-lactones.
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Rychnovsky Research Group
Interested in the topics of prins cyclization, reductive decyanation, and chiral auxiliaries for oxocarbenium ion reactions.
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The Sames Group
Contains brief illustrations and descriptions of research in fluorescent probes of biological processes.
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Shibasaki Lab – Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences The University of Tokyo
Features downloadable files on the periodic table with ionic radius, spectral data sheet and many others.
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The Sigman Group
Aims to discover and develop new catalytic reactions with broad substrate scope, excellent chemoselectivity and high stereoselectivity.
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Smith Group
Concentrates on preparing stereodefined and enantiomerically pure building blocks through new catalytic reactions and asymmetric methods.
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The Stephen F. Martin Research Group
Introduces the research’s main thrust in synthesizing natural and unnatural products with biological or structural interest.
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The Stoltz Group
Focuses research on the synthesis of structurally complex biologically active molecules and includes detailed images.
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The Suginome Research Group
Comprises various viewpoints of chemistry like organic and organometallic, polymer synthesis and photo chemistry.
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SynBioC
Constitutes research about N¬-heterocyclic compounds with focus on strained amino acid derivatives and many others.
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Thompson Group
Engages in research on synthesizing and applying pyrrole-containing molecules.
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The Toone Research Group at Duke University
Characterized by research in the application of physical organic chemistry in biological problems.
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The Toste Group
Concentrates on developing catalysts, catalytic reactions and methodologies in synthesizing organic compounds.
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Waldvogel Group
Carries out research in the areas of molecular recognition, new synthetic methodologies, and total synthesis of natural products.
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Ward Group Home Page
Pursues research in designing, developing and demonstrating strategies in materials construction that allow absolute control over the chiral form at molecular level.
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Willliam D. Lubell Research Group
Provides illustrations of chemical reactions involved in the research of peptide mimicry, combichem, amino acids ligands and solid-phase chemistry.
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The Yamamoto Group – University of Chicago
Studies the synthesis of various organic compounds through designer acid catalysis.