Prof. George Christou awarded the ACS Southern Chemist Award

Distinguished Professor George Christou has been awarded the 2016 Southern Chemist Award of the ACS Southeastern Region. The award is administered by the ACS Memphis Section. He received a medal at the presentation ceremony in Memphis on December 8 and then gave a talk on his research. The award is given annually to “recognize distinguished service to … Read more

CCR names Professor Adam Veige as Associate Editor

Professor Adam S. Veige has been named Associate Editor of Coordination Chemistry Reviews (CCR). CCR offers rapid publication of review articles on topics of current interest and importance in coordination chemistry. The term “coordination chemistry” is interpreted broadly, and includes aspects of organometallic, theoretical and bioinorganic chemistry. In general the reviews survey developments in a … Read more

Professor Seidel to join the UF Chemistry Department faculty

Daniel Seidel, currently Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Rutgers University, will be joining the faculty of the Department of Chemistry in August, 2017, as Professor of Chemistry. Professor Seidel has an international reputation in the area of synthetic organic chemistry, his interests focusing mainly on synthesis and catalysis with an emphasis on nitrogen … Read more

The Grenning Lab Has Designed A Simple Synthesis of Common Terpenoid Cores

“Highly oxidized and complex terpenoid natural products are important drugs for treating diseases. Unfortunately, they can suffer from poor natural abundance and be challenging to synthesize from commodity chemicals. UF Chemistry Department researchers have successfully developed a simple strategy to synthesize related structures with high structural diversity.”

The Grenning Lab Has Designed A Simple Synthesis of Common Terpenoid Cores

“Highly oxidized and complex terpenoid natural products are important drugs for treating diseases. Unfortunately, they can suffer from poor natural abundance and be challenging to synthesize from commodity chemicals. UF Chemistry Department researchers have successfully developed a simple strategy to synthesize related structures with high structural diversity.”