Publications
About Jeff Aubé
Aubé Research Group News
Best wishes to Timothy Ribelin in his new position as Associate Scientist in the Department of Medicinal Chemistry - Infectious Diseases at GlaxoSmithKline in Philadelphia!
Congratulations to Michael Wolfe on his recent promotion to Professor at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital’s Center for Neurologic Diseases!
Osamu Kitagawa is now an Associate Professor in Applied Chemistry at the Shibaura Institute of Technology in Tokyo. Best wishes to Prof. Kitagawa in his new position!
Research Projects
Our laboratory focuses on the development of new synthetic techniques, total synthesis, and the study of peptidomimetics. In addition, the group collaborates with scientists in related areas of medicinal chemistry and drug delivery. The following links will bring you to brief descriptions of our various projects and lead references. For a more complete list of papers published in any given area, please consult the comprehensive bibliography page.
The Azido-Schmidt Family of Reactions
Total Synthesis of Alkaloids
Parallel Synthesis
Peptide Mimicry
Bizarro Mechanism Problems We Have Grown to Know and Love
Oxaziridine Chemistry
Transport Across Biological Membranes
Enzyme Inhibitors
Seated row (L to R): Cady Bush, Timothy Ribelin, Erin Hirt, Soo Ho Ban, Chad Schroeder
Standing row (L to R): Kendra Dresner, Huey Lih Lee, Michal Szostak, Erik Fenster, Jeffrey Aubé, Yao Lei, Sze-Wan Li (in KU jersey), Gagandeep Somal, Priyanka Chaudhry
Back row leaning against railing (L to R): Shankar Manyem, Jennifer Treece, Kevin Frankowski, Huaxing (Mike) Pei, Scott Grecian
Jeff with Greg Milligan, discoverer of the intramolecular Schmidt reaction, taking a break for lunch at the Chicago ACS meeting in March 2007.
Study and PhD fellowships with the:
International Quality Network for Medicinal Chemistry
Previous Group Members
Downloads, Links and Schedules
For More Information Contact:
Department of Medicinal Chemistry
4070 Malott Hall
Tel: 785-864-4495
FAX: 785-864-5326
Internet: jaube@ku.edu
