Published: Jan 18th, 2018
Natural Product Reports is the Royal Society of Chemistry’s journal for publication of reviews in all areas of natural products chemistry, including biosynthesis, chemical biology, pharmacology and organic synthesis.
Published: Jan 4th, 2018
Dr. Whitehead is an assistant professor of organic chemistry at Clemson University. His lecture is titled, “Drug Delivery Strategy for Trypanosomiasis.”
Published: Dec 4th, 2017
Luesch’s marine drug discovery research is highlighted in the video supporting UF’s $3 billion fundraising campaign.
Published: Nov 28th, 2017
Medicinal chemistry professor Christopher McCurdy, Ph.D., was installed as the 2018 American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists, or AAPS, president at the organization’s annual meeting Nov. 12-15 in San Diego.
Published: Nov 16th, 2017
The UF College of Pharmacy Department of Medicinal Chemistry welcomes David Sherman, Ph.D., from the University of Michigan Life Sciences Institute. Dr. Sherman will present “Problems, Progress and Holy Grails in Natural Product Sciences” on Tuesday, November 28th.
Published: Oct 26th, 2017
Christopher McCurdy, Ph.D., a professor of medicinal chemistry, was featured in a CNN.com report on kratom, an herb, and its potential to treat pain and opioid withdrawal.
Published: Oct 17th, 2017
A record 89 poster entries and a keynote address about how technology is transforming clinical drug development highlighted the College of Pharmacy’s 30th Annual Research Showcase event on Feb. 17, […]
Published: Oct 11th, 2017
Congratulations to the students and postdocs who participated in the oral and poster presentations as part of the 2017 Drug Discovery Symposium.
Published: Sep 26th, 2017
The symposium featured nearly 130 participants and plenary speakers from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Scripps Research Institute-Florida and National Cancer Institute.
Published: Aug 28th, 2017
Dr. Yousong Ding in the UF College of Pharmacy found the Coprinus comatus mushroom, commonly known as the lawyer’s wig or shaggy mane, killed human T-cell leukemia cells during laboratory tests.
Mar 22nd, 2018