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Wengryniuk - Temple University Department of Chemistry

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Representative research areas include C–H activation, asymmetric C–C bond formation, novel methods to access carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen containing ring systems, and the synthesis of natural products targeting cancer metastasis.

Organic - Temple University Department of Chemistry

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Organic chemistry. Inorganic, Organic. Hypervalent iodine chemistry, approaches to medium-sized ring systems, C-H activation, synthesis of bioactive natural products.

Course offerings - Temple University Department of Chemistry

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CHEM 8201. The Chemistry of Natural Products. 3 Credit Hours. CHEM 8205. Heterocyclic Chemistry. 3 Credit Hours. CHEM 8303. Modern Methods in Experimental Chem. 3 Credit Hours. CHEM 8200/8210. Special Topics in Organic Chemistry. 3 Credit Hours. Including: Chemical Biology, Silicon in Organic Synthesis, The Chemistry of the Alkaloids,

In memoriam: Dr. Rodrigo Andrade - College of Science and Technology

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The central theme of Rod's research at Temple University was the asymmetric synthesis of architecturally complex natural products, focusing on the total synthesis of two families of complex and biologically active natural products, macrolide antibiotics and indole alkaloids.

Natural Sciences Major | Temple University

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Natural Sciences Major. Study multiple science disciplines with the Bachelor of Arts in Natural Sciences and Bachelor of Science in Natural Sciences in Temple’s College of Science and Technology.

Earth & Environmental Science (EES) < Temple University

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Physical geology provides a working introduction to Earth materials and the major processes that shape our planet. Geology plays an important role in many aspects of our lives from everyday natural resources including soil (food) and water to environmental hazards and natural disasters.