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Congratulates Dr. Osaid Alkhamayseh!
The Weaver Lab is pleased to congratulate Osaid Alkhamayseh on successfully defending his PhD...
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New Publication!
A new publication from the Weaver lab reports the visible-light-driven retro-Diels–Alder reaction from...
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Congratulations Avery!
The Weaver Lab is excited to congratulate Avery on the successful completion and defense of their...
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Congratulations, Dr Roshini
Congratulations to Dr. Roshini Hanumanthu on successfully defending her PhD dissertation this...
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Undergraduate Research Symposium Presentation Spotlight: Omar Ameen
We are proud to recognize Omar Ameen for presenting his research at the Undergraduate Research...
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Foci of the Weaver Research Group
Chemists’ ability to synthesize molecules has quietly and undeniably enriched the world around us. For instance, chemists have played an intimate role in the discovery and development of; energy efficient materials used to build homes, polymeric material found in electronic displays, life-saving drugs that combat illness, and crop protection chemicals that make it possible to feed the world. Moving forward chemists are well positioned to solve many more of the world’s problems. The Weaver group contributes to these efforts at the fundamental level in which the primary interest is pushing the frontiers of synthetic chemistry. Specifically, the Weaver group seeks to develop novel methodology (i.e. chemical reactions) that allows more efficient access to important molecular motifs with greater structural diversity than previously possible. Alternatively, we seek to enable access to inaccessible chemical space-which has unknown potential. Finally, the Weaver group seeks to investigate the properties of these new molecules by collaborating with others scientists who can screen these compounds for interesting activity.
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