Cong Dai Bui joins us as a master 2 student on a project in collaboration with the team of Prof. H. Cramail (LCPO, University of Bordeaux) in the frame of the PPM research program. 

Welcome Dai !

Our article on “PIDA-mediated Oxidative Decarboxylation of Oxamic Acids. The Role of Radical Acidity Enhancement” has been accepted in Chemistry, A European Journal

Congratulations to Martin, Gülbin and Margaux for their work. Thank you to Prof. Carlos Silva Lopez of the University of Vigo (E) for the collaboration and fruitful discussions.

Our paper on the “O-Methyl-N-Nitroisourea as a NCO Surrogate in Cu-Catalyzed Alkane C-H isocyanation. A Masked Isocyanate Strategy” has been released as a preprint in ChemRixv.

Congratulations Jonathan for this nice work !

The “Handbook of C-H Functionalization” (ISBN: 9783527834242) edited by Prof. Debabrata Maiti in Wiley has been released. Our chapter on “Copper Mediated Free-radical C(sp3)-H Functionalization” has been added and can be consulted on Wiley online Library. 

Lucile Cluzeau and Louis Ambroise, both master’s students from UB, joined us as PhD students. 

Welcome Lucile and Louis !

Our paper on the “Photocatalyzed Decarboxylation of Oxamic acids Under Near- Infrared Conditions” has been accepted as a communication in ChemComm.

Congratulations Martin for this nice work !

Our article on “Oxamic acids: Useful Precursors of Carbamoyl Radicals” has been accepted as a Highlight in Chemical Communications.

Congratulations Martin and Gülbin ! 

The ORGA group semester seminar was held at IECB organized by the Pucheault team. On this occasion, Damien presented his work on carbene chemistry. 

On the 23h of March, Martin defended his PhD thesis entitled “”New Processes for the Synthesis of Urethanes and Polyurethanes” in front of a jury composed of Dr. L. Grimault (U. Paris Sciences & Lettres), Dr. C. Gosmini (Ecole Polytechnique), Prof. J. Lalevée (U. Haute Alsace), Prof. H. Cramail (U. Bordeaux) and Prof. D. Taton (U. Bordeaux). Congratulations Martin. We wish you good luck for the future.
After the PhD thesis, Dr. C. Gosmini and Dr. L. Grimault gave two stimulating lectures, respectively on cobalt catalysis and electrochemistry tools.