Organic Chemistry
The research conducted within the Laboratory of Organic Chemistry is directed towards the study of organic reactivity at the forefront of 21st century chemistry, specifically at the overlap of nanotechnology, chemical biology, and organic synthesis.
Research
Our research consists of three main themes that together focus on the study and development of organic reactions and (bio-)organic molecules at/relevant for surfaces.
More research
News
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Hard plastics can be recycled if they are constructed differently
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Low-field NMR review by Teris van Beek is top-cited article in 2020-2021
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Louis de Smet appointed personal professor of Advanced Interfaces & Materials
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dr. Gina Ross wins Kolthoff Award
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Pregnant PhD students get automatic contract extension
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Multiple media appearances by Gina Ross to talk about portable food allergen testing
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Team-bonding activities in Veendendaal
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Discovery of fusilli-shaped polymers through new kind of click chemistry
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Hans-Gerd Janssen won the 2020 GC x GC Scientific Achievement Award
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Click Chemistry Team wins Royal Society of Chemistry’s New Horizon
Latest publications
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Best practices and current implementation of emerging smartphone-based (bio)sensors - Part 2 : Development, validation, and social impact
TrAC : Trends in Analytical Chemistry 161 (2023). - ISSN 0165-9936 - 17 p. -
A portable smartphone-based imaging surface plasmon resonance biosensor for allergen detection in plant-based milks
Talanta 257 (2023). - ISSN 0039-9140 - 8 p. -
Sulfur-Phenolate Exchange as a Mild, Fast, and High-Yielding Method toward the Synthesis of Sulfonamides
Organic Letters 25 (2023)5. - ISSN 1523-7060 - p. 788 - 793.