Research

The School currently conducts research in: bioorganic chemistry; carbohydrate and peptide chemistry; free radical chemistry; natural product synthesis; physical organic chemistry; structural organic chemistry

People

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  Paul Donnelly, ligand design and synthesis, bioconjugate synthesis
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  Craig Hutton, natural products, synthetic organic chemistry, amino acids, cyclic peptides, lysine biosynthesis, enzyme inhibitors, peptides, peptide-mimetics
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  David Jones, design and synthesis of organic semiconducting materials, polymeric and small molecules
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  Richard O'Hair, mass spectrometry of biomolecules, fundamental and applied mass spectrometry
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  Anastasios Polyzsos, catalysis for drug discovery, C-H activation, medicinal chemistry, synthesis of biologically active molecules, flow chemistry
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  Daniel Priebbenow, transition-metal catalysis, C-H activation, organosilicon chemistry, photochemistry, medicinal chemistry
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  Gavin Reid, chemical probes of biological structure and reactivity, gas-phase ion chemistry
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  Mark Rizzacasa, total synthesis of natural products, bioactive molecule synthesis, medicinal chemistry
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  Jonathan White, stereoelectronic effects, structure correlation principle, DNA-binding radiomodifiers, structural organic chemistry
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  Uta Wille, radical reactions, synthetic methodology, photochemistry, electrochemistry, radical induced damage to biomolecules, computational chemistry
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  Spencer Williams, carbohydrates, flavonols, sulfation, sulfatases, tuberculosis, leishmania, cardiovascular disease, medicinal chemistry
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  Wallace Wong, continuous flow synthesis, aromatic chemistry, transition metal catalysed C-C bond formation