Organic Chemistry – research and researchers
Research at Organic Chemistry can in rough outline be divided in two directions: organic synthesis and analysis. Topical interests in the synthesis direction are stereoselective synthesis and catalysis, carbohydrate chemistry and natural product chemistry.
Organic chemical analysis at our laboratory implies principally environmental analytics. We are especially interested in the occurrence of pharmaceutical residues in the environment
Research staff
Patrik Eklund, Professor, docent in organic synthesis and natural product chemistry
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Tiina Saloranta-Simell, Senior University Lecturer, docent in applied organic chemistry
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Robert Lassfolk, University Lecturer
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Jan-Erik Lönnqvist, University Lecturer
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Teija Tirri, Laboratory Engineer
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Reko Leino, Dean of Faculty (FNT), Professor
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Researchers and Doctoral Students
Hamid Ardeshiri Lordejani, Doctoral Researcher
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Veronika Badazhkova, Researcher
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Abdelhakim Bayssine, Doctoral Researcher
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Samira Cheshak, Doctoral Researcher
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Ziba Fotouhichianeh, Doctoral Researcher
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Marta Gäddnäs, Doctoral Researcher
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Jaswinder Kaur, Doctoral Researcher
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Atefeh Saadabadi, Researcher
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Nikke Saarinen, Doctoral Researcher
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Teddie Strandberg, Doctoral Student
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Professor emeritus
Jorma Mattinen
Johan Gadolin Process Chemistry Centre – PCC
PCC merges chemistry and chemical engineering to provide the solutions for the future.
Solutions for Health
In co-operation with the University of Turku, we have established a joint focal area in solutions for health. Turku is a leader in drug development
Technologies for a Sustainable Future
The research profile Technologies for a Sustainable Future develops new technology that can be used to replace fossil raw materials with renewable resources such as
