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RI-INBRE > Summer Research Projects at the University of Rhode Island Mindy Levine

Bioinspired Polymers and Microcapsules for Catalysis
We are currently studying the use of chiral polymers (similar to polypeptides) for use as chiral catalysts in a variety of important reactions.  We will continue to synthesize different polymers, make microcapsules from them, and screen their ability to act as chiral catalysts for transamination reactions and other key organic transformations.  This is a great project for an undergraduate student, as it will involve synthesis, HPLC analysis, and photophysical analysis.  We have already optimized the assays so there is a high probability of getting great, publishable data in a ten week period.
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