The Laboratory of Organic Chemistry is active in organic chemistry in a broad sense. The Evano group focuses his research on the development of new processes in organic chemistry and copper catalysis and the synthesis of bioactive/natural products meanwhile the Jabin group is focused on the design, synthesis and study of molecular receptors derived from calixarenes.

For details on the research programs developed in the Jabin, Evano and Theunissen groups, click on the names below

Synthesis and host-guest study of calix[6]arene based receptors Anion, contact ion-pair and ion-triplet receptors Supramolecular models of metallo-enzymes Selective modification of macrocyclic platforms Surface modification with calix[4]arenes Synthesis and study of calixarene-Ru(II) complexes	Natural/bioactive products synthesis New processes in copper catalysis / copper organometallic chemistry / photoredox catalysis Chemistry of ynamides and reactive intermediates Polymers	C-N bond activation New processes in transition-metal catalysis and radical chemistry Photoredox catalysis Organic electrochemistry