Research Articles
Cycloadditions: A Sweet Shortcut to Nature's Rare Double C-Glycosylation
Discover how cycloaddition chemistry provides innovative pathways to create rare double C-glycosylated compounds with pharmaceutical potential.
The Mighty Furan: How a Simple Molecule is Revolutionizing Medicine, Materials and Green Chemistry
Explore how furan chemistry is transforming medicine, materials science, and sustainable chemistry through diversity-oriented synthesis approaches.
The Phenanthrene Key: Unlocking Nature's Medicinal Treasures
Explore how phenanthrene, a simple three-ring molecular structure, serves as nature's pharmaceutical factory for cholesterol, hormones, and medicinal compounds.
Vladimir Prelog's Prague Crucible: Where a Nobel Legacy Was Forged
Explore Vladimir Prelog's formative Prague years and his journey to Nobel Prize-winning research in stereochemistry and natural products.
The Versatile World of Pyrrole: The Tiny Ring Powering Life and Innovation
Explore the fascinating world of pyrrole - a simple five-atom ring that powers biological processes and technological innovations from chlorophyll to smartphones.
Nature's Blueprint: The Silent Revolution in Natural Product Chemistry
Exploring how AI and genomics are revolutionizing natural product discovery and its impact on modern medicine
The Radical Middleman: How Organic Tellurides Power Modern Chemistry
Discover how organic tellurides are revolutionizing natural product chemistry through radical accumulation and exchange mechanisms.
Extended Third Ring is a Charm for Indole-Annulated Compounds
Explore the breakthrough in synthesizing medium-sized third rings for indole-annulated compounds and their pharmaceutical applications.
The Supersilyl Revolution: How a Molecular Bodyguard is Accelerating Chemical Discovery
Explore how supersilyl chemistry is transforming molecular synthesis with unprecedented stability and precision in chemical reactions.
The Hidden World of Pyrroles: Nature's Chemical Masterpieces
Explore the fascinating world of pyrrole compounds - nature's chemical building blocks found in chlorophyll, hemoglobin, and insect communication systems.