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Guest Speaker: Prof. Kevin Brown


Literature Seminar: Katheryn Foust


Research Seminar: Shivani Nagode


Literature Seminar: Peter Franqui


Research Seminar: Marshall Liss


Proximity Inducing Molecules: Molecular Glues and Their Mimics for Targeted Protein Degradation

Over the past century, one of the most enduring challenges in drug discovery has been the large proportion of the human proteome considered “undruggable.” The key reasons are twofold: most protein surfaces are relatively flat, and many proteins are unstructured and highly flexible. As a result, over 85% of human proteins remain inaccessible to traditional small-molecule inhibitors. Furthermore, conventional inhibitors are typically reversible,…


Organic Chemistry Literature Seminar: Weizhi Bai


Guest Speaker: Prof. Indrajeet Sharma


Asymmetric C-H Functionalization Through Cobalt-Salox Catalysis

Asymmetric C–H functionalization offers a direct and efficient approach for constructing chiral C–C and C–X bonds, streamlining access to complex molecules. Traditionally, this transformation relies on transition metal catalysis using noble metals such as iridium and rhodium, however their scarcity and high cost limit widespread application. To address these challenges, the Cramer group explored cobalt(III) as a more abundant alternative,…


Organic Chemistry Research Seminar: Po-Sen Tseng

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