Welcome, Logan!
We’re thrilled to have Logan Zwerneman join the team as a post-doctoral scholar. Logan is a recent graduate of the UNC Chemistry Department and will add his talents toward the development of new anti-metastasis agents.
We’re thrilled to have Logan Zwerneman join the team as a post-doctoral scholar. Logan is a recent graduate of the UNC Chemistry Department and will add his talents toward the development of new anti-metastasis agents.
We are excited that Afnan Shahin has joined the research group from this year’s Chemical Biology and Medicinal Chemistry graduate student class. Welcome, Afnan!
Congratulations to Yelisbeth for presenting an award winning poster at the Eshelman School of Pharmacy Pharm Sci Retreat!
Feijun Wang’s efforts (over the past several years) investigating aryl activation for the electrochemical oxidation of amines have been published in Advanced Synthesis and Catalysis. We hope to have further applications of this method to share in the near future.
Charlie Zhang recently joined our team from Boston College. We are excited that you are contributing your talents to our drug discovery efforts and hope you enjoy the warmth & fun of the Chapel Hill area.
As we begin 2023, two new post-doctoral colleagues have recently joined our team. Welcome to Pawan Dhote and Feng Li! We are excited to work with you.
Feijun’s synthesis of the calabar bean alkaloid, phosovenine, has been published in The European Journal of Organic Chemistry as part of their special issue focused on synthetic electrochemistry!
We wish Amber all the best in her new “voyage” as an Assistant Professor at North Park University near Chicago. While we will miss all her positive energy in the lab, we know that numerous future organic chemistry students will … Read more
We are excited to have Jayachandra Rayadurgam, or “JC”, join us to discover new therapeutically relevant molecules. Thank you for contributing your talents to these efforts!
Feijun’s work on the divergent, electrochemical functionalization of cyclic amine derivatives is now available online at The Journal of Organic Chemistry! Way to go Feijun for all your rigorous efforts to understand the factors underlying the observed selectivity!