BASIC PRINCIPLES AT THE MOLECULAR LEVEL
1.) Structure and Properties
2.) Concepts of Stereochemistry
PROPERTIES AT THE LEVEL OF MOLECULAR SETS
3.) Time Scales, Conformational Changes
4.) Tautomerism
5.) Absolute Configuration
6.) Enantiomeric Composition
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTIVE REACTIONS
7.) Main Types of Selectivities
8.) Classification of Selectivities
9.) Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions
10.) Applications of Stereoselective Reactions
11.) Stoichiometric Methods
12.) Catalytic Methods
Mihaly Nogradi is emeritus professor at Budapest University of
Technology and Economics (BME), Hungary. He obtained his diploma at
the Faculty of Chemistry at the Technical University of Budapest in
1957 and then became the head of the control laboratory at the
pharmaceutical company EGyT (now Egis Pharmaceuticals PLC) in
Budapest. In 1962 he joined the alkaloid chemistry group at the
Technical University of Budapest. He completed his PhD under the
supervision of Prof. L. Farkas in 1964 and prepared his "Candidate
of Chemical Sciences" thesis in 1967. After spending one year at
Sheffield University, UK, he became professor at Technical
University of Budapest and was appointed scientifc advisor by the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He retired in 1996 but retained his
laboratory at BME until 2012. He has published 150 papers, authored
two books and is coinventor of several patents (e.g. Osteochin? /
Osten?, a drug against osteoporosis which was marketed in Japan and
Hungary).
Laszlo Poppe is a professor at Budapest University of Technology
and Economics (BME), Hungary. He graduated as a chemical engineer
from Technical University of Budapest in 1983 and completed his PhD
in organic chemistry with Prof. L. Novak in 1987. He then was a
research fellow at the Central Research Institute for Chemistry of
the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and spent one year (1991-1992) as
an Alexander von Humboldt Fellow with Prof. J. Retey at the
University of Karlsruhe, Germany. He became professor and head of
the Bioorganic Chemistry group at the Department of Organic
Chemistry and Technology at BME in 2005. His research interests are
centered on stereoselective synthesis of biologically active
compounds, biocatalysis, and enzyme mechanisms.
Jozsef Nagy is a research fellow in the group of Prof. L. Poppe at
Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Hungary. He
graduated as a chemical engineer and completed his PhD with Prof.
J. Nyitray in 1980.
Gabor Hornyanszky is an associate professor at the Department of
Organic Chemistry and Technology at Budapest University of
Technology and Economics (BME), Hungary. After having obtained his
PhD, he worked as postdoctoral fellow, and then became a researcher
in the alkaloid chemistry group at BME. Currently he is working in
the group of Prof. L. Poppe at BME. He is also the Head of the
Dean's Office at the Faculty of Chemical Technology and
Biotechnology.
Zoltan Boros is a reserch fellow of the group of Prof. L. Poppe at
Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Hungary. He
graduated as a chemical engineer and completed his PhD with Prof.
L. Poppe in 2014.
Received a review published in ‘l’actualité chimique - février 2017
- n° 415’
"Das Buch ist sehr schön und auf den Punkt aufbereitet und eignet
sich gut als Begleitwerk für organische Chemie bzw. Stereochemie
Basisvorlesungen (...). Die Beispiele sind gut gewählt und decken
alle relevanten Bereiche des Faches ab (...)." Prof. Dr. Mario
Waser, Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, Österreich.
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