 Topic in Depth - Research at the Interface of Chemistry and Biology
This Topic in Depth presents an interdisciplinary collection of annotated links to resources concerning the interface of chemistry and biology. Here, visitors will find links to many research groups, and their publications in biochemistry and chemical biology.
The Shair Group
Chemist Matthew Shair at Harvard University presents his lab's research in the "syntheses of naturally occurring complex molecules that challenge the...
The Baldwin Group
This website features Professor Sir Jack Baldwin group's research in bio-organic and synthetic organic chemistry at the University of Oxford. Users can read...
Computational Biology and Chemistry
This website addresses the research of Bruce Donald's lab at Duke University in the use of Physical Geometric Algorithms (PGA) to better understand...
Bradley Group
Visitors can discover Professor Mark Bradley's and company's use of combinatorial chemistry to synthesize many compounds efficiently. The website features...
Department of Chemistry at NYU
On this site, New York University Department of Chemistry presents its various research interests including Chemical Biology, Biomolecular and Biophysical...
CBIT: Chemistry - Biology Interface Tr...
This website describes the courses, student projects, and grants of the interdisciplinary Chemistry-Biology Interface (CBI) Training Program at the University...
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