Based on our collaborative research into organic electrolytes with the Nazar group, Graham has been accepted as the newest member of the Waterloo Institure for Nanotechnology.
Graham has been recognized as one of the 10 best reviewers for Tetrahedron Letters. Thank you Elsevier, and the journal’s Editor, Professor John L. Wood, for the award.
Two new coop students have joined the lab for the Winter semester. Welcome Ryan Moreira and Farhana Abbas.
Our JACS paper has been selected for review by the Editorial Board of SYNFACTS "for its important insights".
Thank you very much!
A reprint of my personal copy is found here.
Graham was informed that he is a recipient of the Thieme Chemistry Journal Award for 2014.
Recipients are loosely defined as promising young professors at the beginning of their career (more or less), and every year a few of them are chosen to receive free print and electronic subscriptions of Synlett, Synthesis, and Synfacts as a gesture of encouragement.
Thank you to the editorial boards of the three journals for you consideration, and thanks to the group for their hard work.
Dermot's time with us has come to an end. Thanks for all the interesting anecdotes and bizarre conversation starters.
Best of luck in your continued studies!
Congratulations to Jason and Richard. The JACS communication has been accepted for publication, and it is in the ASAPs now. Well done!
Amy is a visiting student from Newcastle University, doing her 3rd year exchange at Waterloo. She joins the lab to work on functionalization of indole derivatives. Welcome!
The Eur. J. Org. Chem. paper is published in the Early View section online. Congrats to Jason and Phyllis for your work on the monocarbonyl iodonium ylide problem.
We would like to welcome Dermot Gillen (visiting scholar, Trinity College Dublin) and Maegan Rodrigues (co-op, NSERC USRA) to the group.