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CSIRO National Research Flagship Program
Enzyme biotechnology for sustainable resource management
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Biochemical Reactions and Molecular Recognition
Professor Chris Easton
We analyse
chemical reactions, particularly those occurring in biochemical
systems, in order to develop new synthetic methods and to
produce physiologically active compounds with potential as
pharmaceuticals.
We are also interested in the assembly of supramolecular
systems. We design and synthesise molecules to modify the
systems for useful purposes. Our work in this area has already
resulted in pharmaceutical formulations that are in everyday
clinical use worldwide. This chemistry also has applications in
the development of molecular devices such as catalysts,
reactors and photochemical and thermal switches.
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Professor C J Easton
Research School of Chemistry
College of Physical and Mathematical Science
137
Sullivans Creek Road
The Australian National University
ACTON ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA
Ph: +61 2 6125 8201
Fx: +61 2 6125 8114
E-mail: chris.easton@anu.edu.au
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