Department of Green Chemistry and Technology

Synthesis, Bioresources and Bioorganic Chemistry Research Group (SynBioC)

SynBioC focuses its research, educational and service activities on divers aspects of organic and bioorganic chemistry.

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The SynBioC Research Group is active in the broad field of organic synthesis with projects ranging from the synthesis of new bioactive compounds for applications in the Medicinal and the Agrochemical field, the isolation and study of Natural Products, the use and chemical modification of Renewable Resources, to the implementation of Green Chemistry, Microreactor Technology and Photo Chemistry.

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      SynBioC is headed by Prof Christian Stevens in collaboration with Prof Matthias D'hooghe, Prof Sven Mangelinckx and Prof Thomas Heugebaert and consists of about 55 members including scientific (post-doc researchers, PhD students and Master students), technical and administrative employees.

       

      Check the Wiley Series in Renewable Resources
      Series editor: Prof Christian Stevens

        

      Make a donation: SynBioC Fund Alan Katritzky