GRANT REPORTS

EPSRC ANNUAL REVIEWS

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

2011
1 Vernier templating and synthesis of a 12-porphyrin nanoring, Prof. H. L. Anderson, Oxford University
2 Safe and Practical Storage of Hydrogen as a Fuel - New Nodes for MOF Construction, Dr C. Redshaw, University of East Anglia
3 Novel small molecule heterocycles as potential antitumour agents, Dr A. D. Westwell, Cardiff University
4 Novel Nanomaterials using DNA as Building Block, Dr E. Stulz, University of Southampton
5 Deuterium as a Protecting Group for Hydrogen, Dr M. E. Wood, University of Exeter
6 Investigation Of The Composition Of Naphthenate Deposits In Oil Wells, Prof. S. J. Rowland, University of Plymouth
7 Bioconjugation and targeting of light activated anti-cancer agents/Novel biosensors for reactive oxygen species, Dr R. W. Boyle, University of Hull

2010
1 Glowing Metal Boxes - Luminescent Cages and Sensors based on d6 transition metal complexes, Dr M. P. Coogan, Cardiff University
2 Enantioselective Copper-Catalysed Reduction of 2-Alkenylheteroarenes, Dr H. W. Lam, University of Edinburgh
3 Targeted delivery of PET Imaging Agents for Cancer Diagnosis and Monitoring, Dr S. I. Pascu, University of Bath
4 Inorganic and Hetrocyclic chemistry, Prof. J. D. Woollins, University of St Andrews
5 Using MS to probe the nature of hybrid homogeneous/heterogeneous organometallic catalysts, Dr J. Lynam, University of York
6 Endohedral Fullerenes for Quantum Information Processing, Prof. G. A. D. Briggs, Oxford University

2009
1 Taming of deadly white phosphorous, Dr J. R. Nitschke, University of Cambridge
2 New Practical Methods For Synthesis, Dr N. C. O. Tomkinson, Cardiff University
3 Multimetallic Assemblies using a Bifunctional Dithiocarbamate, Dr. J. D. Wilton-Ely, Imperial College London
4 Low-melting ionic liquids for lunar telescope, Dr M. Deetlefs, The Queen's University of Belfast
5 Synthesis and Reactivity of Amidine Dications, Prof. J. A. Murphy, University of Strathclyde
6 Synthesis And Characterisation Of Bifunctional Aminoboronic Acid Compounds, Dr A. Whiting, Durham University
7 New Catalytic Reactivity Concepts in Organocatalysis, Dr M. Gaunt, University of Cambridge

2008
1 Novel Lipid-Functionalised PNA Monomers as Potential HIV-1 Non-Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase and/or Integrase Inhibitors, Dr N. M. Howarth, Heriot-Watt University
2 Directed Electron Transfer, Dr A. C. Benniston, Newcastle University
3 Models for Nitric Oxide Synthase (NOS) Enzymes, Prof. D. R. Adams, Heriot-Watt University
4 Synthesis of Marine Polysulfide Natural Products, Dr G. W. Weaver, Loughborough University
5 Porphyrin-Based Optoelectronic Materials, Prof. H. L. Anderson, Oxford University
6 Hybrid Calixarenes, Dr S. P. Bew, University of East Anglia
7 Synthetic Vectors in Gene Therapy and Medical Care, Dr S. E. Matthews, University of East Anglia

2007
1 High Capacity and Reversible Hydrogen Storage in Porous Metal-Organic Framework Materials, Prof. M. Schröder, University of Nottingham
2 Advantages of microwave-mediated synthesis and its application to the study of Werner Syndrome, Dr M. C. Bagley, Cardiff University
3 Towards New Imaging Technology using Delayed Fluorescence, Dr A. C. Benniston, Newcastle University
4 Investigation of Cell Surface Carbohydrates, Dr G. Wagner, University of East Anglia
5 Luminescent sensors for molybdate, Dr A.-K. Duhme-Klair, University of York
6 The Stabilisation of Two-Coordinate Transition Metal Systems Using Bulky Terphenyl Ligands, Prof. D. O’Hare and Dr D. L. Kays, Oxford University
7 Light-emitting platinum(II) complexes: from display screen materials to sensors, Dr J. A. G. Williams, Durham University


2006
1 Total Synthesis of Bioactive Marine Polyketides, Prof. I. Paterson, University of Cambridge
2 Catalytic asymmetric synthesis of silicon-containing bioactives, Dr S. Marsden, University of Leeds
3 Molecular Computing using RNA, Dr J. S. Vyle, The Queen's University of Belfast
4 Porphyrin Based Molecular Wires, Prof. H. L. Anderson, Oxford University
5 The Birth of ‘Super-S.E.T.’ Reagents, Prof. J. A. Murphy, University of Strathclyde
6 Efficient synthesis of lycotetraose, the tetrasaccharide constituent of the tomato defence glycoalkaloid alpha-tomatine, Prof. R. A. Field, University of East Anglia

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