Professor Richard C D Brown
Professor of Organic Chemistry, Deputy Head of Chemistry (Research)
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Professor Richard C D Brown is Professor of Organic Chemistry within Chemistry at the University of Southampton.
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Richard
Brown received a first class honours degree in chemistry from the
University of Southampton in 1990. He remained at Southampton for
postgraduate studies under the guidance of Professor Kocienski F.R.S.,
obtaining his Ph.D. in 1994 for his thesis 'Furan Oxidation Applied to
the Synthesis of Salinomycin'. With a move to the University of
California Berkeley in 1994 to take up a NATO postdoctoral fellowship in
Professor Clayton Heathcock’s research group, his synthetic efforts
switched from complex polyether ionophores to alkaloids, specifically
the syntheses of the alkaloids petrosin C and petrosin D. On his return
to the UK in 1996, he took up a six-month sabbatical at Pfizer Central
Research before being awarded a Royal Society University Research
Fellowship, also in 1996, to join the faculty at the University of
Southampton. He was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2004 and to
Professor in 2010. He is currently deputy head of Chemistry for
Research.
Research Funding
2009-2013 EU Grant funded under the INTERREG IVA programme: "Innovative Synthesis and Catalysis in Chemistry and Entrepreneurship" (€6 million, €1.6 million in Southampton). Collaborative Grant with researchers at the Universities of Caen, East Anglia, LeHavre and Rouen. Programme PI: Professor Thierry Lequeux; Southampton Co-PIs Professor David Harrowven and Dr Richard Brown.Organic synthesis, total synthesis of natural products, asymmetric synthesis, organic electrosynthesis
Research group(s)
Organic Chemistry: Synthesis, Catalysis and FlowResearch project(s)
Innovative Synthesis, Culture and Entrepreneurship in Chemistry (ISCE-Chem)
Brown, R: Oxidative Cyclisation: Total Syntheses of Acetogenins
Brown, R: Solid-Phase Organic Synthesis
At an International conference on Flowchemistry2016, 21 jan 2016 in Ramada convention centre , Mumbai, India, Pic 1, Dr Paul watts, Research Chair in Microfluidic Bio/Chemical Processing, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University CENTRE and Prof Richard Brown, Univ of Southampton,
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