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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0344445

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $500,000.00
    Summary
    New Horizons in Diels-Alder Chemistry. Using a unique joint experimental-computational approach, we will develop reliable ways to predict the outcome of one of the most important chemical reactions. Practical applications of these new predictive tools will be developed involving powerful new versions of the reaction. Several different classes of biologically active natural products will be prepared including molecules with antitumor and antiretroviral activities. Libraries of structurally-relate .... New Horizons in Diels-Alder Chemistry. Using a unique joint experimental-computational approach, we will develop reliable ways to predict the outcome of one of the most important chemical reactions. Practical applications of these new predictive tools will be developed involving powerful new versions of the reaction. Several different classes of biologically active natural products will be prepared including molecules with antitumor and antiretroviral activities. Libraries of structurally-related analogues of natural compounds will be synthesised for biological evaluation.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0663734

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $905,000.00
    Summary
    Platform Technologies for the Regulation of Peptide Hormones. Research in the field of this application is expected to contribute to the social and economic welfare of Australians. It is anticipated that a platform of technologies will be developed, for the treatment of human and animal disorders associated with imbalances in levels of peptide hormones. This will provide better therapies to improve human and animal health. Related potential applications include the development of more effective .... Platform Technologies for the Regulation of Peptide Hormones. Research in the field of this application is expected to contribute to the social and economic welfare of Australians. It is anticipated that a platform of technologies will be developed, for the treatment of human and animal disorders associated with imbalances in levels of peptide hormones. This will provide better therapies to improve human and animal health. Related potential applications include the development of more effective insecticides. The range of new materials and protocols that will result from the research will be suitable for commercial exploitation. Particular benefit to Australians will result from the research being carried out locally, where the intellectual property and expertise will be developed and maintained.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0342601

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $255,000.00
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    Amino Acid and Peptide Radicals in Biochemistry and Synthesis. The aim of this research is to develop a better fundamental understanding of biochemical free radical reactions of peptides and proteins, particularly those involving superoxide radical anion and thiols, and peptide radicals in enzyme-catalysed reactions. Knowledge gained through this work will be used in the synthesis of physiologically active amino acids and peptides, as well as to establish ways to regulate biochemical free radic .... Amino Acid and Peptide Radicals in Biochemistry and Synthesis. The aim of this research is to develop a better fundamental understanding of biochemical free radical reactions of peptides and proteins, particularly those involving superoxide radical anion and thiols, and peptide radicals in enzyme-catalysed reactions. Knowledge gained through this work will be used in the synthesis of physiologically active amino acids and peptides, as well as to establish ways to regulate biochemical free radical processes. The ultimate goal of the research is to develop methods and pharmaceutical compounds to prevent and treat human disorders associated with these reactions, and to underpin commercial exploitation of peptide and protein biomaterials.
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    Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment And Facilities - Grant ID: LE0989474

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $200,000.00
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    Organic Synthesis and Reaction Processing Facility. Chemical synthesis is not only an important activity in its own right but one that provides compounds required in biology and physics. This enterprise is thus pivotal to many activities associated with a modern economy. Accordingly, it is vital to maintain a cutting-edge capacity in synthetic organic chemistry. The requested equipment will be assembled to create a state-of-the-art facility serving the needs of some sixty researchers engaged in .... Organic Synthesis and Reaction Processing Facility. Chemical synthesis is not only an important activity in its own right but one that provides compounds required in biology and physics. This enterprise is thus pivotal to many activities associated with a modern economy. Accordingly, it is vital to maintain a cutting-edge capacity in synthetic organic chemistry. The requested equipment will be assembled to create a state-of-the-art facility serving the needs of some sixty researchers engaged in diverse aspects of organic synthesis including those associated with the development of new antibiotics, drug delivery systems and molecular machines.
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    Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment And Facilities - Grant ID: LE0989197

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $225,000.00
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    Reaction Kinetics Analysis Facility. This proposal will establish a world-class resource to support major research efforts in a wide range of applications associated with the study of reaction mechanisms and intermediates in systems ranging from small molecules to complex polymers. This facility, which is unique in Australia and strongly builds on the broad expertise of the involved researchers at the participating institutions, will address an important need in the areas of physical-organic and .... Reaction Kinetics Analysis Facility. This proposal will establish a world-class resource to support major research efforts in a wide range of applications associated with the study of reaction mechanisms and intermediates in systems ranging from small molecules to complex polymers. This facility, which is unique in Australia and strongly builds on the broad expertise of the involved researchers at the participating institutions, will address an important need in the areas of physical-organic and physical chemistry by strengthening our capacity for cutting-edge research in reactive intermediate chemistry. The Facility will help to establish frontier technologies in the chemical sciences for building and transforming Australian industries in line with national research priorities.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0984801

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $590,000.00
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    Experimental and Computational Investigations into Enantioselective Domino Sequences. This research program aims to develop more efficient methods for the chemical synthesis of organic substances: the materials that make up all known life forms, our medicines, and many designed materials. This research involves primarily the invention of new, enabling science. Specifically, we are trying to develop new and very general strategies to make organic compounds selectively and more efficiently than be .... Experimental and Computational Investigations into Enantioselective Domino Sequences. This research program aims to develop more efficient methods for the chemical synthesis of organic substances: the materials that make up all known life forms, our medicines, and many designed materials. This research involves primarily the invention of new, enabling science. Specifically, we are trying to develop new and very general strategies to make organic compounds selectively and more efficiently than before. A more efficient chemical synthesis means less waste, lower energy consumption and less environmental impact. Research of this kind is absolutely essential for the development of new medicines and materials. Australia lags behind many of the world's developed countries in this very important area of endeavour.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0665161

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    Australian Research Council
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    $285,000.00
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    Experimental-Computational Investigations into Diels-Alder Sequences. Organic molecules are an integral part of our world - in us, around us and, importantly, in our medicines. Chemists design experiments to make specific molecules by mixing the appropriate chemicals. Often, however, the outcome can't be predicted. We are developing ways to accurately predict these outcomes using computer modelling of chemical reactions. This will allow us to better understand reactions and make molecules more e .... Experimental-Computational Investigations into Diels-Alder Sequences. Organic molecules are an integral part of our world - in us, around us and, importantly, in our medicines. Chemists design experiments to make specific molecules by mixing the appropriate chemicals. Often, however, the outcome can't be predicted. We are developing ways to accurately predict these outcomes using computer modelling of chemical reactions. This will allow us to better understand reactions and make molecules more efficiently. Such research is the basis for the development of new pharmaceuticals. Few people in Australia are working in this area and we expect to train four to six people during the course of this project.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1094170

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $440,000.00
    Summary
    Supramolecular Rip-n-Sew - New Computational Tools for Modelling Supermolecules. This project will develop new computational tools for predicting the chemical behaviour of large molecular and supramolecular systems with an accuracy and efficiency that has not previously been possible. It will also increase our mechanistic understanding of the principles governing supramolecular assembly in chemical and biological systems. This will enable cost and time savings in the design of advanced material .... Supramolecular Rip-n-Sew - New Computational Tools for Modelling Supermolecules. This project will develop new computational tools for predicting the chemical behaviour of large molecular and supramolecular systems with an accuracy and efficiency that has not previously been possible. It will also increase our mechanistic understanding of the principles governing supramolecular assembly in chemical and biological systems. This will enable cost and time savings in the design of advanced materials in the medical and agricultural contexts.
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