Chemistry Webinars Sorbonne Université y la UNAM

Como parte de la alianza estratégica SU-UNAM se han organizado una serie de Seminarios Web  en el campo de la Química en un sentido amplio.

El objetivo de estos seminarios es fomentar los intercambios entre las comunidades de las dos instituciones y promover las colaboraciones científicas y la movilidad de los estudiantes y académicos.

• José Rivera Chávez- Fungal natural products as protein tyrosine phosphatase 1B inhibitors: Insights into mechanistic kinetics from in vitro and in silico studies
• Tomas Rocha Rinza – Non-additive effects in ion-dipole interactions
• Soizic Prado – Combined approaches of chemistry and genomics for the characterization of new microbial metabolites, their biosynthesis and ecological roles.
• Gilles Frison – Structure and bonding of N-heterocyclic carbenes.

• Emmanuel Maisonhaute (LISE, SU) Molecular electrochemistry coupled to Raman spectroscopy
• Bernardo Frontana Uribe (IQ-UNAM) Electrochemistry in organic chemistry: synthesis and conducting polymers
• Alejandro Pérez Luna (IPCM, SU) Tandem Radical–Polar Reactions Involving Dialkylzinc Reagents
• Marcos Hernández Rodríguez (IQ-UNAM) Effect of acidity in hydrogen bond donors applied in molecular recognition and organocatalysis

• Christophe Petit (MONARIS-SU) Research on nanomaterials and nanostructured materials at MONARIS.
• Verónica García Montalvo (IQ-UNAM) Molecular precursors  for development of nanostructured material as thin and ultrathin films, and nanoparticles.
• Margarita Rivera Hernández (IF-UNAM) Molecular thin films: Research projects at IF-UNAM.
• Lydia Sosa Vargas (IPCM-SU) From molecules to functional materials via supramolecular self-assembly.

• Ronan Le Lagadec (IQ-UNAM), Exploring the anticancer activity of cyclometalated complexes.
• Michèle Salmain(IPCM-SU), Activities of the ChemBio team of IPCM in the area of cancer chemotherapy.
• José Guadalupe López Cortés (IQ-UNAM), Privileged Ligands based on donor scaffolds.
• Frank Launay (LRS- SU), Mesoporous-based supported catalysts for CO2, H2O2 and O2 activation.

• Rubén Omar Torres Ochoa (IQ- UNAM), Oxime derivatives in the seeking of valued and privileged scaffolds.
• Louis Fensterbank (IPCM-SU), Light for radical chemistry and organometallic catalysis.
• Fernando Cortés-Guzmán (IQ-UNAM), Polarization of the spin valence shells of metals in complexes.
• Julia Contreras-García (LCT- SU), Electron density at the focus: from chemical bonding to crystallography.