CYL Lab - Investigating hypervalent iodine chemistry and organometallic catalysis to develop new synthetic methodologies with lower environmental impact.
Our latest article is out in Nature Communications! @VCLamoureux built up that project from a simple observation, and with the help of many chemists collaborators, this great story about the dual role of pulcherrimin was written.
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Wow, little known fact: Starting January 2023, there is an agreement between @CRKN_RCDR and @Wiley, which enable Canadian researchers working in eligible institutions to have their publications open access with no additional fee! This is a great initiative! #OpenAccess
Direct pi-activation?! We are happy to share this work on the activation modes in halogen-bonding catalysis! Congrats to @Raphael_Robidas for this contribution! We hope it will initiate exciting discussions! @Chimie_UdeS @sciencesUdeSdoi.org/10.1002/anie.2023011…
Earlier this year, we released #CalcUS, an open-source web interface to perform QM calculations (doi.org/10.1021/acs.jcim.1c0…). Want to give it a spin without installing it? @Raphael_Robidas just made a cloud version accessible from anywhere! Try it for free! calcus.cloud
It is my great pleasure to announce that @Raphael_Robidas, a very talented PhD student in my group, received a #Vanier scholarship! I strongly encourage you to follow him to keep up-to-date on his numerous great projects in the near future!
A #VanierCanada Graduate Scholarship has been awarded to me earlier this year and I can finally announce it publicly! I created this Twitter account in order to share how I got to this point and what I have learned along the way. 1/7
A #VanierCanada Graduate Scholarship has been awarded to me earlier this year and I can finally announce it publicly! I created this Twitter account in order to share how I got to this point and what I have learned along the way. 1/7
A very interesting collaboration with Xavier Salom-Roig from Montpellier is out, this time in @EurJOC! I just love pericyclic reactions! chemistry-europe.onlinelibra…
Very proud of this collaborative work with @SHuberLab, we finally have insights on why iodolium salts are more Lewis acidic than their corresponding diaryliodonium salts! It might be a small study (according to one reviewer), but size does not matter! bit.ly/3wKuADX