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Congratulations to Lauren for being recognized for the Undergraduate Student Poster Presentation Award at the 2022 ACS Think Like a Molecule meeting!
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Seth McKinney joined the group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome, Seth!
Seth is currently an undergraduate student majoring in Exercise Science at Ball State. He will be helping with chemical synthesis of various open-chain analogues and probes to explore biology for drug discovery.
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Donald Haynes joined the group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome, Dillon!
Dillon is currently an undergraduate student majoring in Biology at Ball State. He will be helping with setup of our in-house protocols for cell culture and cytotoxicity assays while receiving training in organic synthesis.
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Griffin Thomas joined the group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome, Griffin!
Griffin is currently an undergraduate student majoring in Biology at Ball State. He will be helping with setup of our in-house protocols for cell culture and cytotoxicity assays while receiving training in organic synthesis.
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Courtney Detwiler joined the group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome, Courtney!
Courtney is currently an undergraduate student majoring in Biology at Ball State. She will be helping with setup of our in-house protocols for cell culture and cytotoxicity assays.
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Katie Burton joined the group as an undergraduate researcher. Welcome, Katie!
Katie is currently a sophomore undergraduate student majoring in Chemistry at Ball State. This is her first academic research experience. Together with other undergraduate students, she will be working on efficient preparation of glucose trichloroacetimidate donors that can be utilized as general synthetic building blocks for many natural and synthetic target molecules.
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Congratulations to Kwabena for successfully defending his thesis research and graduating from our chemistry master’s program!
On June 16, Kwabena successfully defended his master thesis research on developing an efficient synthesis of a glucose trichloroacetimidate donor, which requires only a single column over seven steps. The overall yield for the synthesis is ~46%, which accounts for ~90% for each step. His methodology highlights a novel protocol for a key NBS-mediated desulfuration […]
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Congratulations to Kwabena for being recognized for the Student Presentation Award at the 2021 ACS GLRM meeting!
On June 8, 2021, Kwabena presented our research on two more synthetically accessible “4-in-1” open chain analogues of ipomoeassin F to the Medicinal Chemistry division at the 2021 ACS GLRM meeting (American Chemical Society Great Lake regional meeting, virtual). He was recognized as one of the three Student Presentation Award winners. Congratulations!
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Congratulations to Kwabena for being recognized as an Outstanding Graduate Student in Research from the Chemistry Department, Ball State University!
After almost two years’ hard work, Kwabena has successfully completed his master research project in developing an efficient synthesis of a glucose trichloroacetimidate donor, which requires only a single column over seven steps. The overall yield for the synthesis is ~46%, which accounts for ~90% for each step. His methodology highlights a novel protocol for […]