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This category contains sites from research groups mainly interested in various aspects and facets of chemistry. This may include but is not limited to link lists, research and information pages, pages concerning a single element (such as Boron).

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• Abell Group Pantothenate biosynthesis and chemistry and enzymology of the shikimate pathway.
• Adronov Group Synthesis of novel polymer architectures. Carbon nanotube functionalization. Supramolecular polymer chemistry.
• Anslyn Group Physical and bioorganic chemistry of synthetic and natural receptors and catalysts.
• Bagchi Group Theoretical studies of dynamical processes in liquids, biopolymers and glasses.
• Baiker Group Heterogeneous catalysis.
• Balch Group Synthetic and structural chemistry of transition metals, catalysis, polynuclear metal complexes, metalloporphyrins, fullerene chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry.
• Bernstein Group Study of intermolecular interactions and their effects on molecular properties and behavior.
• Bertozzi Group Cell surface glycosylation. Biomaterial and interfacial design.
• Bluemel Group Immobilization of catalysts with phosphine linkers. Surface organometallic chemistry. Solid-state NMR spectroscopy.
• Bowser Biotechnology Lab Neuromessenger monitoring. In vitro evolution of functional biomolecules.
• Chemical Sciences Division US Department of Energy sponsored projects at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee.
• Chemical Sciences Division Carries out both basic and applied research. The full range of physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry disciplines is represented. Emphasis is given to analytical chemistry, and the specialty areas of radiochemistry, geochemistry and materials chemistry are well represented.
• Chemometrics Group Homepage of the Chemometrics Research Group at the University of Silesia, Poland.
• Dalton Group High technology electronic, Electro-optic, and nonlinear optical materials.
• Davis Group Synthetic methodology. Molecular recognition. Supramolecular chemistry. Catalysis. Computer-aided molecular design.
• Deck Group Organometallic chemistry aiming at making interesting and useful contributions to the frontiers of chemistry at the complex four-way intersection of organometallic, physical organic, polymer, and organofluorine chemistry.
• DiSalvo Group Extended solids based on metal clusters. Chemistry of ternary nitrides. Thermoelectric coolers.
• Dovichi Group Laser based microchemical analysis, capillary separation techniques, bioanalytical chemistry.
• Doyle Group Transition metal catalysts and development of chiral catalysts.
• Dupas Group Synthesis of biomimetic models of NADH and the molecular recognition of acids and amines.
• Dutta Group Harsh environment sensor development, synthesis and photochemistry of microporous materials and atmospheric particle toxicity.
• Dynamic Stereochemistry and Chirality Laboratory Chiral HPLC separations. Data mining. Theoretical models of enantioselection. Synthesis of new chiral stationary phases.
• Freund Group Material science and analytical chemistry.
• Friend Group Heterogeneous catalysis, nanostructure growth, environmental chemistry, laser-assisted materials processing, and chemical sensor technology.
• Gilson Group Noncovalent binding and molecular recognition.
• Gordon Group Deposition of thin films using alternating layer deposition and chemical vapor deposition.
• Grapperhaus Group Metal-thiolate chemistry.
• Griesbeck Group Photooxygenation of organic compounds. Photocycloaddition reactions: stereoselectivity and spinselectivity. Photodecarboxylation, photoisomerization, and photocyclization reactions of imides. Photochemical macrocyclization reactions. New photochemical reactors and technologies.
• Grinstaff Group Novel biomaterials.
• Hamers Group Interfacial architecture.
• Hilvert Group Chemical biology.
• Hites Group Environmental chemistry.
• Hudson Group Molecular electronic and vibrational spectroscopy.
• Huhnerfuss Group Ecotoxicology, biota-analysis, water-analysis, sediment-analysis, remote sensing, and Langmuir monolayer.
• Hult Group Dendritic polymers. Macromolecular nano cylinders. Biofibers.
• Hutchison Group New chemical building blocks. Green chemistry.
• Iran Polymer and Petrochemical Institute - IPPI Government organization involved in applied research in polymer science and technology, and education.
• Ireland Group Marine natural product drug discovery.
• Irmgard Frank Group Investigates highly reactive systems with first-principles simulations.
• Jarrold Group Biological mass spectrometry. Biophysics of peptides and proteins. Characterization of metal and semiconductor clusters.
• Kahr Group Chemical crystallography.
• Kohen Group Enzymatic catalysis in biological systems.
• Laboratory for Computational and Applied Chemistry Molecular and engineering catalysis. Molecular modeling and drug design.
• Laboratory of Biotransformation Integrates both chemical and biological disciplines, including chemical modifications and biotransformations.
• Laser Flash Photolysis Group Reactive organic intermediates in solid state (zeolites) and solution systems. Physical bio-organic chemistry and the examination of enzyme active-site/reactive-intermediate complexes.
• Lee Group Organic–inorganic materials. Transition metal catalysts. Bioinorganic modeling.
• Liquid Crystal Group Hamburg Chiral liquid crystals, organic materials and glycolipids. Access to LiqCryst database.
• Matyjaszewski Group Atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) and other methods of controlled radical polymerization (CRP).
• McDevitt Group Materials and solid state chemistry including superconductors and taste chips.
• Meyer Group Supramolecular, organometallic and bioinorganic chemistry.
• Mitchell Group Molecular aggregation, protein ligand-interactions, prediction of molecular properties, and the molecular basis of odor.
• Munro Group Synthesis and characterization of novel metalloporphyrins by X-ray, spectroscopic, and computational methods.
• Nanomechanics Group Molecular Mechanisms underlying the biological activity of proteins. Mechanical properties of polymer molecules.
• Organometallic & Inorganic Chem Lab Organometallic chemistry of f- and d-block transition metal complexes, chemistry of boron clusters, carboranes and metallacarboranes, homogenous catalysis and coordinative unsaturation, small molecule activation and polymer synthesis .
• Palczewski Group Molecular events initiated by light in photoreceptor cells.
• Pérot Group Petroleum refining and fluorine chemistry.
• Reymond Group Catalytic peptide dendrimers. Enzyme assays and fingerprints. Small molecule enzyme inhibitors.
• Richards Group Design and synthesis of novel structures for application in catalysis and nanotechnology.
• Schreiber Group Signal transduction pathways. PIK-related kinases and the histone deactylases (HDACs).
• Schrock Group Synthetic and mechanistic organotransition metal. Inorganic chemistry. Catalysis. Polymers.
• Schwartz Group Interface chemistry: surface modification of inorganic conductor or semiconductor surface and development of strong interfaces between metallic surfaces and biomolecules.
• Shevelkov Group Synthesis, crystal and electronic structure, and properties of solid state supramolecular and cluster compounds.
• Simmons Group X-ray diffraction of cobalt/iron-dioxygen complexes and copper (II) Jahn-Teller complexes.
• Storch Group Study of structure and bonding of tin-nitrogen compounds. Investigation of the mummification process of ancient egyptian mummies.
• Strouse Group Integrated design and optical spectroscopy of nanometer-scale materials.
• Swager Group Supramolecular and materials chemistry.
• Taton Group Nanobiotechnology: hybrid materials from nanoscale objects and biomolecules. Nanotube composites: aligning soft mesophases with hard nanostructures. Novel bioanalytical methods using nanoparticle-based materials.
• The Molecular Structure and Detection Group Mass spectrometry, cluster ion chemistry, molecular spectroscopy and modelling of the ro-vibrational states of small molecules.
• Theoretical Inorganic Chemistry Group Dynamics of metal oxide surfaces.
• Theoretical Study of Reaction Mechanisms Investigation of reaction mechanisms by non-empirical quantum mechanical methods.
• Trenary Group Structure and chemistry of solid surfaces. Heterogeneous catalysis, semiconductor processing, growth of thin film materials, and nanotechnology.
• University of Antwerp Structural Chemistry Group Opto-electronic and sensor devices.
• Vicic Group Selective and catalytic organic transformations. Synthetic inorganic chemistry. Bio-inorganic coordination chemistry.
• Volkmer Group Biomimetic and bioinorganic chemistry.
• Voort Group Catalytically active mesoporous templated silicates.
• Waters Group Noncovalent interactions and their effect on structural specificity and chemical reactivity.
• Wright Group Design of novel solids for use as shape-selective sorbents and catalysts.

 

 

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