Research Group at the Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Budapest, Hungary led by Gábor London. Focusing on unusual pi-systems and molecular switches.
Budapest, Hungary
Joined September 2020
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
20 years after the synthesis of HC₅N, we've unlocked the synthesis of HC₇N, another interstellar cyanopolyyne, using a cobalt complex and a silylated protecting group: chemistry-europe.onlinelibra…
Huge congrats to 1st author Léa Lefrançois @Lea_stro_ ! 👏👏👏
@chimie_ISCR
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
The fiddler-crab-type boranes take on another notoriously difficult transformation: the direct reduction of esters to ethers!🦀
We are thrilled to share that our latest research has just been published as a VIP paper in @angew_chem!🎉
Check it out:
doi.org/10.1002/anie.8105704
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
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2 open PhD positions at the University of Cologne, Germany – fully funded. Join our international team on the synthesis of fancy polyaromatics as functional materials. @ChemUniCologne @PhDinGermany
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
We proudly share our latest JACS paper showing that optimized xanthenium photocages can bring light-activated drug release closer to real-world biology. Red-shifted activation, robust uncaging, and compelling validation beyond standard 2D assays. #JACS pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Indirect Anti-Markovnikov Hydrofunctionalization of Terminal Alkenes via an Alkenyl Thianthrenium Intermediate (Tibor Soós and co-workers) @SoosGroup @BenceSovari #openaccess 🔓 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Congratulations to Tibor Soós for winning the prestigious Ányos Jedlik Award for his achievements in catalyst development!🥇 This prize honors inventors whose scientific excellence drives innovation, turning knowledge into real-world impact.🚀 @hun_ren01
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Our latest @angew_chem paper!🎉 We introduce a new 2-stage dication pool strategy for the anti-Markovnikov hydrofunctionalization of alkenes via #thianthrenium intermediates, expanding the scope of nucleophiles. Huge congrats to @BenceSovari & the team!👏
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Just out: Our pitfalls warning on NICS with examples on incorrect use of this (anti)aromaticity descriptor leading to false identification of "aromaticity" and "antiaromaticity". A heroic contribution by @Wengivis. Check: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
In the zone!⚡️ Our team is deep into this year's @merckgroup #CompoundChallenge, chasing the best synthetic route with full focus and a lot of caffeine ☕. Let’s see where this 48-hour sprint takes us!
#Synthesis #OrganicChemistry #LabLife
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Exciting news!🎉 Our paper about the selective reduction of esters to aldehydes is currently the most read article in @J_A_C_S with over 12,000 reads in just two weeks! Huge thanks for the great feedback! Stay tuned for more exciting FLP chemistry soon!
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Bioinspired Synthesis of (-)-Hunterine A: Deciphering the Key Step in the Biogenetic Pathway (János Daru, Szilárd Varga, Tibor Soós @SoosGroup and co-workers) • onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
FLP chemistry cracks a long-standing challenge: the selective reduction of esters to aldehyde. Check out our latest development in @J_A_C_S. Scalable from gram to half-ton scale, this could be a game-changer in many fields. @Provivitm, #Pheron, #AldexChem
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Thrilled to announce our paper on the bioinspired #TotalSynthesis of hunterine A, which also provides insights into the tricky template-driven epoxide opening, in @ChemEurJ! Congratulations to Balint and the team for their hard work! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
#epoxide
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
🥳Extremely proud to share the latest from our group! Gabby Warren and @kasia_pienko elucidate the effects of benzoheterocyclic annelation on the s-indacene core.
A fun collaborative effort with @UOHaleyLab and @JudyWuChem 😍
Now in @ChemicalScience 😁
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
When organocatalysis makes a difference!⚗️ Check out our back-to-back papers about the power of novel, terpenoid-like reversible warheads in @NatureComms in collaboration with @GroupRemenyi
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Our latest paper is out in @angew_chem🥳 To open new perspectives in polyene cyclization, we developed an oxetane-based platform for the modular construction of oxygenated oligo-isoprenoids with precise geometric control. Congrats to Krisz and the team! doi.org/10.1002/anie.2024164…
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Excited to share our latest preprint! Introducing our fiddler crab-type borane catalysts for the efficient partial reduction of esters with near-perfect selectivity. Scalable from gram to half-ton scale, this could be a game-changer in aldehyde synthesis. go.shr.lc/3MyVGW0
Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Illuminating the Multiple Lewis Acidity of Triaryl-Boranes via Atropisomeric Dative Adducts (@SoosGroup): pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti… (@ChemicalScience).
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Now online:
News & Views on the Article by Yan Zhang, Shota Fukuma, @paradiseshang & Eiichi Nakamura
nature.com/articles/s44160-0… ($)
Aza-annulation reactions extend π-conjugated systems by Marcell Bogner & Gábor London @OrgMatHun
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Functional Organic Materials Research Group, RCNS retweeted
Turn ON/ Turn OFF 📴- how to catch (anti)aromaticity in molecular switches by Professor Gábor London at #ICESAA3
