Research
The Young lab research focuses on the development of chemical pathways leading to molecule that can be used to probe fundamental and disease-associated biology. His lab is pioneering new chemical and biophysical methodologies related to fragment-based drug discovery to be deployed against challenging targets in cancer. The Young Lab in interested in the following research areas:
Research
We are interested in the development of synthetic organic methods and total synthesis of natural products, particularly focusing on rearrangement reactions and heterocyclic chemistry. We also use chemistry, working with biologists and physicians, to address unmet needs in infectious disease, neuroscience, and cancer.
https://www.aubelabunc.com
Host Prof. Donna Huryn
"Chemistry Innovation and Biological Discovery through Natural Product Total Synthesis"
"Beginning to understand light-mediated Ni catalysis using physical organic techniques and data science"
POSTPONED
2026
Building molecular complexity through visible light photocatalysis:
Spotlight on undergraduate research
Emily C. McLaughlin
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Chemistry and Biochemistry Program, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504
Vy M. Dong
University of California, Irvine
Choose Your Own Adventure in Metal-Hydride Catalysis
