Research Groups Organic Chemistry

Total synthesis of biologically active natural products, the development of new synthetic methods, heterocyclic chemistry, bioorganic and medicinal chemistry, combinatorial chemistry, the study of DNA-agent interactions, and the chemistry of antitumor ant

• Bailey Group - Development of new synthetic methodology using novel main-group organometallic chemistry.
• Butkus Group - Stereoselective synthesis of bicyclic and polycyclic structures.
• Buchwald Group - Enantioselective reduction. Carbon-carbon bond-forming reactions. Carbon-heteroatom bond-forming processes. organic Design and utilization of new ligands. Applications in organic total synthesis.
• Breslow Group - Design and synthesis of new molecules with interesting properties.
• Bringmann Group - Marine natural products. New antimalarial agents. Tropical Plant organic Compounds. Neurodegeneration. organic Natural product synthesis. Computational Chemistry.
• Barrett Group - Research on the total synthesis of bioactive natural organic products, heterocyclic b compounds, organometallic compounds, macrocyclic ethers and organic lactones and porphyrazines. The b team is additionally investigating organic the use of catalysis in organic b synthesis and organic the de
• Baldwin Group - Biomimetic and total synthesis, and beta-lactam biosynthesis.
• Batey Group - Organoboron chemistry. Transition metal and lanthanide catalysis. Cycloadditions. b Reactive intermediates. organic Heterocycles and guanidines. Combinatorial chemistry.
• Brook Group - Silicon chemistry.
• Baran Laboratory - Total synthesis.
• Bodwell Group - Novel aromatics: nonplanar aromatic compounds, cyclophanes and molecular b switches.
• Barbas Laboratory - Catalytic antibodies, organocatalysis, protein-like DNA enzymes, therapeutic antibodies, research groups molecular recognition of DNA by proteins, phage display.
• Boger Group - Total synthesis of biologically active natural products, the research groups development b of new synthetic methods, heterocyclic chemistry, bioorganic research groups and medicinal b chemistry, combinatorial chemistry, the study of research groups DNA-agent interactions, and b the chemistry of antitumor ant
• Bode Group - Development and applications of new organic reactions. Catalysis. research groups Dynamic organic molecules. Bioorganic chemistry.
• Booker-Milburn Group - Development of Clean Methods for Radical Chemistry. New research groups Photochemical Methods for Natural Product Synthesis. Bioorganic Chemistry: research groups Genes as 'Reagents' for Organic Synthesis.

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