Sentences with phrase «organic chemist»

They are too expensive unless you are a particularly innovative organic chemist and sex can interfere with the old lab routine.

«It's an encouraging result,» says Lawrence Scott, a synthetic organic chemist at Boston College in Massachusetts.

Anthony is helping organic chemists with websites, trying to get information at one place, easy picks for users.

As organic chemists developed ways to use «combinatorial approaches» — the ability to synthesize vast libraries of compounds — CADD was declared redundant.

«Marty is a visionary,» says Larry Overman, a synthetic organic chemist at the University of California, Irvine.

Such rearrangements are now a staple of organic chemists in both academia and industry for the production of everything from pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals to pheromones and polymers.

With the development of plastic materials by organic chemists during the Second World War, the capacitor industry began to replace paper with thinner polymer films.

One might think of organic chemist Dr. Melanie Sanford as an architect and a builder.

Cronin says that removing organic chemists from the mix is another one of his goals.

Thinking back to her job hunt, Johnson recalls that «when I was applying for positions, there just weren't that many advertised in industry for organic chemists.

Today is the birthday of Carl Graebe, a German organic chemist born in 1841 whose work helped create the synthetic dye industry.

We have Nora Gedgaudas, author of «Primal Body, Primal Mind ``, organic chemist Dr. Mat Lalonde, and Amy Kubal, registered dietitian and nutritionist Nora Gedgaudas talks about Safe Starches: To Eat or Not to Eat?

Using light to affect the spin rate is a clever approach, says organic chemist Harry Gibson of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg.

«I also find many organic chemists have the same feeling that sugar compounds are difficult to handle, especially when handling them in isolation.»

«The big picture is that [Reed] can now protonate anything,» says Yves Rubin, a physical organic chemist at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Twelve years after his death, the legacy of distinguished organic chemist Dr Herchel Smith is enabling a new generation of bright young researchers to pursue their scientific ambitions.

It all started when James M. Tour, a well - known organic chemist at Rice University and sometime Scientific American author, began to ring the alarm bells about chemical terrorism.

«Separating americium is very challenging since actinides and fission products, specifically lanthanides, have very similar properties,» said ORNL organic chemist Santa Jansone - Popova, lead author of the study, which was published in the American Chemical Society journal Inorganic Chemistry.

Collaborators included theoreticians Alexander Ivanov and Vyacheslav Bryantsev; organic chemists Jansone - Popova, Ilja Popovs and Madeline Dekarske; structural characterizations chemist Radu Custelcean; and separations chemists Frederick Sloop and Moyer.

In the case of synthetic organic chemist Jeffrey Raber, for example, getting into the industry was personal.

I know one young organic chemist who stayed research - active while visiting a small college by collaborating with the department's sole biochemist.

«It will allow organic chemists to focus on creating new molecules,» he says.

Recent work from the ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science, published in Nature Communications today, bridges the cultural gap between organic chemists and theoreticians that is embodied in the «curly arrow.»

Whereas most organic chemists take great pains to separate mixtures of enantiomers that they synthesise, there are times when «racemic» mixtures, containing equal quantities of the d and l forms, are desirable.

Hodgkin began investigating sterols in 1932, when x-rays were used only to confirm what organic chemists already knew about a chemical structure.

It turns out the curious practice has a basis in science: Recent research on the amphibians» skin secretions led by Moscow State University organic chemist A.T. Lebedev shows they're loaded with peptides, antimicrobial compounds as potent against Salmonella and Staphylococcus bacteria as prescription antibiotics.

The substances introduced by Rice synthetic organic chemist K.C. Nicolaou are similar in their cancer - fighting mechanism to paclitaxel, the drug for which he is best - known, but have superior properties.

«These two elements, namely, the precursor of aryne intermediate and ordinary water enabled a new way to solve a fundamental problem which challenges organic chemists around the world.

«Hydroboration gave organic chemists a procedure to make millions of compounds that were more difficult to make otherwise,» Ramachandran said.

The fungicide explosion prompted Kathryn Kuivila, an environmental organic chemist with the U.S. Geological Survey, to see if fungicides were escaping farms and winding up in nearby streams.

Howard J. Wilk is a long - term unemployed synthetic organic chemist living in Philadelphia.

In test drives on a copper surface the car went as far as 20 nanometers, says organic chemist Ben Feringa — about 10 car lengths.

According to Virginia Tech organic chemist Dietmar Glindemann, most people wouldn't even recognize the acrid smell of a vat of copper.

In the last one hundred years or so, chemists and especially organic chemists have transformed the science of creating molecules to the level of a finely honed art.

One hypothesis, advocated primarily by British organic chemist and future Nobelist Robert Robinson, thought the structure consisted of two five - membered rings connected by a single bond, the thiazolidine - oxazolone structure.

The membrane chemical biology group at MPI - CBG will accommodate organic chemists, biochemists and cell biologists in an interdisciplinary setting.

Braving culture shock and a formidable language barrier, Hur joined the lab of Santa Barbara organic chemist Thomas Bruice, known for his work on the computational analysis of enzyme reactions.

Kende was a former chair of the Department of Chemistry and a world renowned organic chemist and inventor who specialized in the synthesis of complex molecules, including ones used for anti-cancer treatments.

The tradition started by his great - grand father Charles Friedel, a famous organic chemist and crystallographer at Paris Sorbonne, his grand - father Georges Friedel best known for his work on liquid crystals, his father Edmond Friedel who was the director of the National School of Mines (1937 - 65), and his cousin Charles Crussard with whom his made his first steps in research.

On the basis of reactions published in the chemical literature and insights from organic chemists on the team, each rule tells the program what transformations are possible from any given molecule.

by Carol Muske - Dukes Drama: A brilliant, creative organic chemist tries to manage a complicated life without descending into madness while developing her breakthrough theory.

Knowledgeable organic chemist with over a decade of experience performing common analytical techniques.

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Meanwhile, one of us (Weininger) had become a chemistry editor of the New Dictionary of Scientific Biography, writing an entry on Paul Bartlett, America's premier 20th century physical organic chemist (and Gortler's Ph.D. supervisor).

His foray began in the 1970s in his native London, likely influenced by family members accomplished in science and the arts: His grandfather was a distinguished organic chemist, his father, a civil aviation expert, and his mother, a paintings conservator.