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Faculty Profile Last Modified Time: 02:23:55 PM Fri, 27 Mar 2020   Contact Information Jeremy May Associated Profiles  Associate Professor, Chemistry, University of Hosuton   SERC, Room No.: 5011    jmay@uh.edu     832.842.8808    Web Link    Lab Webpage    Synthetic Organic Chemistry and Methods Development, Natural Product Synthesis, Methods Development    Associated Profiles Professional Preparation Research and Expertise Appointments  Professional Preparation  Degree Major Institution Year  PhD Chemistry Caltech 2005  BS Chemistry University of Utah 2000  Research and Expertise Research Interests   The goal of the May group is to make molecules of interest and utility. This goal encompasses the development of powerful synthetic methodologies as well as their application to the synthesis of complex molecules. For example, chemical transformations using transition metal catalysts that stabilize carbene and ylide-like intermediates are sought to form densely functionalized bonds of great utility to the synthetic chemist and to do so with chemo- and stereoselectivity. Furthermore, cascade reactions allow for a variety of bond forming and bond breaking events to occur in one reaction setup, thus providing significant chemical transformation with high efficiency. Target molecules, such as those shown below, are principally complex natural products that exhibit a challenging architecture and intriguing biological properties. Other targets include molecular recognition motifs for directed chemical reactions or molecular biology applications. These compounds have value for therapeutic target identification, pharmaceutical development, protein sequencing, and chemical biology.  Publications/Creative Works Click here to search for this faculty member's publications on PubMed.  Appointments Title Department / School Institution Associate Professor Chemistry University of Houston

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