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About This Course
The aim of the course is to give organic chemists an overview of the use of biocatalysts in modern synthesis. The main classes of enzymes used will be described along with practical examples of their use. Examples of reaction scale-up will be featured and the lecture format of the course will have additional tutorial sessions to reinforce the learning experience. The practical aspects of experimental work with enzymes will be discussed along with recent developments in the field.
Who Should Attend
- Any organic chemist, particularly those involved in designing novel green synthetic routes
- Chemists who want to find out how biocatalysis can be applied in a practical manner
- Chemists who want to see examples of succcessful scale-up of biocatalytic reactions
- Chemical Engineers who would like a broad overview of the area with an emphasis enzyme classes that have been scaled-up
Format & Delivery
Format Online
Duration 4 Sessions
In-House Available for in-house delivery
Tutor Keith Mulholland