The Department of Organic Chemistry of the University of Geneva enjoys international recognition for a tradition of excellence in research and teaching. According to relevant statistics, it ranks among the very best in Switzerland.
The research activities in the Department focus on the key expertise of the organic chemist, that is the ability to transform matter and to create and study new molecules and supramolecular architectures with relevance in biological, pharmaceutical, medicinal or materials sciences. Unifying “hard” science with “artistic” creativity in a unique manner, this distinguishing ability is and will always be needed to maintain our quality of life (more than one third of Swiss exports), to tackle the challenges facing our society with regard to energy (e.g., solar energy conversion), environment (e.g., green processing) and public health (e.g., drug resistance), and to realize scientific key discoveries.
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Next Conferences
Complet schedule
Jan. 22–24 - Prof. Laura Kiessling (MIT) and another 14 speakers
2020 International Symposium on Chemical Biology
Campus Biotech - Geneva, Switzerland •
Jan. 30 - Prof. Anna Hirsch
Target-Based Anti-Infective Discovery
16:30 • lecture theatre A100 •
Latest Publications
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- Caprin-1 Promotes Cellular Uptake of Nucleic Acids with Backbone and Sequence Discrimination
Galli, V.; Sadhu, K. K.; Masi, D.; Saarbach, J.; Roux, A.; Winssinger, N.
Helv. Chim. Acta, in press
- Enantiopure encaged Verkade's superbases: Synthesis, chiroptical properties, and use as chiral derivatizing agent
Yang, J.; Chatelet, B.; Hérault, D.; Dufaud, V.; Robert, V.; Grass, S.; Lacour, J.; Vanthuyne, N.; Jean, M.; Albalat, M.; Dutasta, J.-P.; Martinez, A.
Chirality 2020, 32, 139-146
- Mechanosensitive Membrane Probes: Push-Pull Papillons
Humeniuk, H. V.; Licari, G.; Vauthey, E.; Sakai, N.; Matile, S.
Supramol. Chem., in press
