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Cycloaddition Reactions of In Situ Generated C2D2 in Dioxane: Efficient Synthetic Approach to D2-Labeled Nitrogen Heterocycles
The article «Cycloaddition Reactions of In Situ Generated C2D2 in Dioxane: Efficient Synthetic Approach to D2-Labeled Nitrogen Heterocycles» by V.V. Voronin, M.S. Ledovskaya, K.S. Rodygin и V.P. Ananikov was published in Eur. J. Org. Chem. (Wiley)
Evidence for "cocktail"-type catalysis in Buchwald–Hartwig reaction. A mechanistic study
The article «Evidence for "cocktail"-type catalysis in Buchwald–Hartwig reaction. A mechanistic study» by D.O. Prima, M. Madieva, Ju.V. Burykina, M.V. Minyaev, D.A. Boiko, and V. P. Ananikov was published in Catal. Sci. Technol. (RSC)
Acetylene and ethylene – universal C2 molecular units in cycloaddition reactions
The article «Acetylene and ethylene – universal C2 molecular units in cycloaddition reactions» by M.S. Ledovskaya, V.V. Voronin, K.S. Rodygin, and V.P. Ananikov was published in Synthesis (Thieme)
Development of 3D+G Printing for the Design of Customizable Flow Reactors
The article «Development of 3D+G Printing for the Design of Customizable Flow Reactors» by F.A. Kucherov, L.V. Romashov, and V.P. Ananikov was published in Chem. Engin. J. (Elsevier)
The dawn of cross-coupling
The article «The dawn of cross-coupling» by V.P. Ananikov was published in Nature Catalysis (Nature)
Welcome to our lab!
What do we know about the life cycle of molecules and pathways of chemical reactions?
Laboratory of academician of Russian Academy of Science Valentine Ananikov introduces an interdisciplinary research project "Molecular complexity and transformation".
The main research areas of the laboratory: catalysis, organic synthesis, nanotechnology, carbon materials, photochemistry, molecular modeling, organic and physical chemistry.
The aim of the laboratory is to create an integrated methodology for experimental and theoretical study of the catalytic functionalization of organic molecules and the development of new methods in organic chemistry.
The application of the studied processes is linked to organic synthesis, an area that made a remarkable impact on the history of Russian chemistry. The contribution of Russian science to this branch is widely recognized in the world, because of the works of the prominent Russian scientists like Alexander Butlerov, Vladimir Favorsky, Nikolay Zelinsky, Mikhail Kucherov, Ivan Nazarov, Alexey Balandin.
