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Prof. Dattatraya H. Dethe

Department of Chemistry

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

Kanpur-208016

Telephone: +91 0512 259 6537 (office)

Email 1: ddethe@iitk.ac.in

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Group News

  • September 2024: Congratulations to Prabhakar and Asha for their publication in The Journal of Organic Chemistry.

  • August 2024: Congratulations to Vimlesh and Rahul for their publication in Organic letters.

  • June 2024: Enantioselective Total Synthesis of Atisane Diterpenoids: (+)-Sapinsigin H, (+)-Agallochaol C, and (+)-16α, 17-dihydroxy-atisan-3-one is published in Chem. Comm.  Congratulations !!

  • April 2024: Congratulations to Sakshi Juyal, Nitin Sharma and Utpal Kundu for their publication in Organic letters.

  • March 2024: Congratulations to Amar Uike for the best poster award in ETCS-2024 conference held at IIT Kharagpur.

  • March 2024: Congratulations to Amar Uike for his publication in Organic letters.

  • October 2023: Congratulations to Arshid for the best poster award in RAIMM-2023 held at IIT Kanpur.

  • October 2023: Congratulations to Vimlesh and Manmohan for their recent publication in Chemical Science.

  • August 2022: Congratulations to Nagabhushan for successfully defending his thesis.

  • July 2022: Congratulations to Aparna, Appasaheb and others for recent publication in JOC.

  • March 2022: Congratulations to Vimlesh, Nagabhushan, and others for recent publication in Organic Letters.

  • March 2022: Congratulations to Nagabhushan, Salman, and Prakash for recent publication in JOC.

We like to think that no molecule, no matter its structural type, is out of the reach of chemical synthesis. The real question, however, is how elegantly and efficiently can we synthesize such complex molecules, and it is here that synthetic chemists have to concentrate their efforts the most. Chemical synthesis is an exceedingly exciting, challenging, and fulfilling discipline, one that will always appeal to those talented youngsters who are destined to shape it further and ensure the continuation of its proud tradition as they strive to equal or even surpass Nature at her own game.
                                 
                                                    K. C. Nicolaou, Joys of Molecules. 1. Campaigns in Total Synthesis
 

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