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Sarah Wengryniuk - College of Science and Technology

https://cst.temple.edu/about/faculty-staff/sarah-wengryniuk

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.

Christopher Beaudry - College of Science and Technology

https://cst.temple.edu/about/faculty-staff/christopher-beaudry

The Beaudry group is broadly interested in natural products and creating methods for their synthesis. The natural products we target are from every major natural product class. Moreover, the reactions we develop are diverse in terms of mechanism; we have created new pericyclic, ionic, and radical reactions.

Faculty: Sasha W. Eisenman, PhD - Tyler School of Art

https://tyler.temple.edu/faculty/sasha-eisenman-phd

Sasha Eisenman is a botanist and horticulturist with a diverse portfolio of research projects. Currently, his primary area of research is on the survival, health and ecophysiological responses of plants in green infrastructure systems (tree trenches, bioswales and rain gardens).

Magid Abou-Gharbia, PhD, FRSC - School of Pharmacy

https://pharmacy.temple.edu/magidabougharbia

Utilizing natural products as a unique resource for discovering innovative therapeutics. Applying enabling technology platforms and in vitro ADME to evaluate drug-like properties of all discovered molecules to ensure clinical effectiveness of drug candidates.

Center for Sustainable Communities | Temple University College of ...

https://liberalarts.temple.edu/research/labs-centers-and-institutes/center-sustainable-communities

Our new PSM and Graduate Certificate offerings train professionals in sustainability science so they can address challenges including unequal impacts of climate change, biodiversity loss, clean energy transitions and resilient cities.

Tyler visiting artist combines art, science, horticulture and history

https://news.temple.edu/news/2025-04-01/tyler-visiting-artist-combines-art-science-horticulture-and-history

Budding trees, eager hands and the hum of creative energy filled the air as students grabbed their grafting tools and got to work. Buckets of rootstocks lined the classroom as contemporary artist Sam Van Aken, Tyler School of Art and Architecture’s eighth annual Jack Wolgin Visiting Artist, kicked off a series of experiential workshops and seminars integrating art, science and horticulture ...

Fibers & Material Studies - Tyler School of Art

https://tyler.temple.edu/programs/fibers-material-studies

Tyler’s Fibers & Material Studies program embraces a bold, interdisciplinary approach to one of the world’s oldest and most accessible traditions: working with fibers.

Mingji Dai: Chemistry Innovation and Biological Discovery through ...

https://events.temple.edu/mingji-dai-chemistry-innovation-and-biological-discovery-through-natural-product-total-synthesis

This talk will focus on our recent efforts in function and efficiency-driven total synthesis of medicinally important natural products. The target molecules include macrolides, alkaloids, and polycyclic diterpenoids.

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

https://cst.temple.edu/news/2021/07/memoriam-dr-rodrigo-andrade

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.

About Native Plants | Collins Nursery - Ambler Campus

https://ambler.temple.edu/arboretum/collins-nursery/about-native-plants

Native plants are our natural inheritance and give us a sense of our own unique region. Using these plants connects us to our region's natural history and helps us preserve a heritage that we are in danger of losing.