Research unit profile

TU-Wien > Research Unit of Organic and Biological Chemistry >Faculty of Technical Chemistry >Institute of Applied Synthetic Chemistry >Research Unit of Organic and Biological Chemistry >Research Group for Bioorganic Synthetic Chemistry

Overview

Concept (German) The Mihovilovic research group is active in many fields of bioorganic synthesis. Besides basic investigations of biocatalytic- and metal-assisted transformations also target-oriented projects concerning the discovery of new drugs are pursued. Additionally, research projects are underway with the aim to synthesis biofuels or fuel additives from regrowing resources (carbohydrates) which are not in competition to the food industry. A field entered very recently by the Mihovilovic group is instrument-assisted synthesis. Within the last year, one of the most advanced flow-chemistry labs in central Europe was established (partially funded from the LION and innovative-projects programs initiated by VUT). Currently, the Mihovilovic group extended its strong biocatalytic orientation towards the very young research area of systems bio(techno)logy. Additional information to all these topics can be found following the corresponding links. The projects cover subjects spanning from basic research until strongly application oriented programs. Regarding funding, long term contracts with national (FWF, AWS, BMWF) and European (EU-FP7) as well as several companies provide a secure financial background.

Concept (English) The Mihovilovic research group is active in many fields of bioorganic synthesis. Besides basic investigations of biocatalytic- and metal-assisted transformations also target-oriented projects concerning the discovery of new drugs are pursued. Additionally, research projects are underway with the aim to synthesis biofuels or fuel additives from regrowing resources (carbohydrates) which are not in competition to the food industry. A field entered very recently by the Mihovilovic group is instrument-assisted synthesis. Within the last year, one of the most advanced flow-chemistry labs in central Europe was established (partially funded from the LION and innovative-projects programs initiated by VUT). Currently, the Mihovilovic group extended its strong biocatalytic orientation towards the very young research area of systems bio(techno)logy. Additional information to all these topics can be found following the corresponding links. The projects cover subjects spanning from basic research until strongly application oriented programs. Regarding funding, long term contracts with national (FWF, AWS, BMWF) and European (EU-FP7) as well as several companies provide a secure financial background.

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People

Title	Surname	First name
Projektass.(FWF) Dr.rer.nat. BSc MSc	Bielec	Björn
Univ.Ass. Dipl.-Ing.in BSc	Breinsperger	Johanna
Projektass.(FWF) Dott. mag.	Ciabatti	Daniele
Projektass.in Ing.in MSc	Dobre	Raluca
Univ.Ass. Dipl.-Ing. BSc	Giparakis	Stefan
Assistant Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. BSc	Glöcklhofer	Florian
Projektass. MSc	Ibaceta Acevedo	Maximiliano
Univ.Ass.in MSc	Ködel	Marlisa Helen
Projektass. MSc	Lebon	Audree Alexandra
Projektass. Dipl.-Ing.in BSc	Lenz	Lisa
Projektass. Dipl.-Ing. BSc	Leonhartsberger	Simon
Projektass.(FWF) PhD	Marsoner	Theodor
Projektass. Dipl.-Ing. BSc	Mc Grady	Simon
Univ.Ass. PhD	Mele	Francesco
Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.	Mihovilovic	Marko
BSc	Mundsperger	Stefan
Projektass.in MSc	Podlesnik	Nika
BSc	Reichsöllner	Emmanuel Paul Lukas
Projektass.(FWF) MSc	Rumat	Kinza
Projektass.(FWF) Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. BSc	Savic	Viktor
Projektass.in(FWF) Dipl.-Ing.in BSc	Scheibelreiter	Verena
Univ.Ass. Dr.techn. MSc	Schnalzer	Dominik
Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.	Schnürch	Michael
Univ.Ass. Dipl.-Ing.	Standfest	Christoph
Senior Scientist Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.	Stanetty	Christian