Research Articles
Molecular Makeover: How Chemists Are Rewriting Molecules with Light and Metals
Explore the revolutionary technique of functional group transposition using palladium and photoredox dual catalysis for molecular editing.
Chemistry's Digital Revolution: How Data Science Deciphers Organic Reactions
Explore how data science and AI are transforming organic chemistry, enabling real-time reaction analysis and predictive modeling of chemical processes.
Taming the Tiny Spring: How Chemists Master the Shape of Molecules
Discover how chemists are mastering molecular shape through systematic study of cyclopropyl ketones and their stereoselective reduction.
The Alchemist's New Apprentice: When Test Tubes Meet Supercomputers
How the marriage of lab experiments and digital calculation is revolutionizing the creation of new matter in modern chemistry.
Beyond Force: How Eric Jacobsen's Molecular Attraction is Reshaping Chemistry
Explore Eric N. Jacobsen's Arthur C. Cope Award-winning research on noncovalent catalysis and its transformative impact on chemical synthesis.
Molecular Architects: How Chemists Remix the Elements to Forge New Materials
Explore how synthetic organic chemists control molecular behavior through coordination chemistry, substituent effects, and element substitution to create new materials.
Beyond Simple Bonds: The Power of Tandem Vicinal Difunctionalization
Explore the powerful technique of tandem vicinal difunctionalization in organic chemistry - adding two functional groups to adjacent carbon atoms in a single process.
The 1997 RSC Award in Synthetic Organic Chemistry: Recognizing Excellence
Exploring the 1997 RSC Award in Synthetic Organic Chemistry, its recipient P. Anthony G. M. Barrett, and the scientific context of this prestigious honor.
Molecular Surgery: The Art of Editing Nature's Most Reluctant Bonds
Discover how selective sp3 C–H alkylation via polarity-match-based cross-coupling is revolutionizing drug discovery and molecular design.
From Classroom to Cure: Crafting a Complex Molecule on a Student's Lab Bench
How a simple, four-step chemical recipe is revolutionizing how we teach and discover new medicines using only teaching lab equipment.