Schulich Faculty Colloquium Schulich Visiting Professor Lectureship -“Earth-Abundant Metal Catalysis for Sustainable Chemistry: Distinct C–C Bond Formations and Beyond”

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Schulich Faculty Colloquium Schulich Visiting Professor Lectureship -“Earth-Abundant Metal Catalysis for Sustainable Chemistry: Distinct C–C Bond Formations and Beyond”

Triazanes: Synthetically Useful Derivatives of N-Heterocyclic Nitrenium Ions

: Earth-Abundant Metal Catalysis for Sustainable Chemistry: Distinct C–C Bond Formations and Beyond

Drugging the 14-3-3 interactome – Making intrinsically disordered proteins druggable

Design and Serendipity in Fluorophore Chemistry

BIOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION INTO THE WATER PHASE WITHIN BIOMOLECULAR CONDENSATES

STRONGLY CORRELATED ELECTRONS AND SPINS IN METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORKS: A SOLID-STATE PHYSICS PERSPECTIVE TO COORDINATION CHEMISTRY – GTIIT CANDIDATE SEMINAR

Mechanically interlocked molecules: design, synthesis, and applications

Benzoxazoles – the Escape from Flatland: A New Catalytic Transformation Towards Diverse Functionalized Benzene Rings

Electrocatalysis in the Nitrogen cycle

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