Research Research Projects Accessing Designer Peptides Using Electro-Organic Synthesis This project will explore additional opportunities for the efficient electrochemical modification of peptides, including through the use of novel “electrochemically-active” amino acids. school Student intakeThis project is open for Honours, Master, PhD and Summer scholar students. group Group Groups Malins Group label Research theme Research themes Catalysis Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Development Organic chemistry traffic Project status Project status Potential Contact contact_support Contact Contact name Lara Malins Contact position Group Leader Contact email lara.malins@anu.edu.au Content navigation toc About Electrochemistry is emerging as a scalable and sustainable approach to organic synthesis. Nevertheless, applications of this powerful technique to the modification of complex biomolecules, such as peptides, are limited. We are interested in extending electro-organic synthesis to the preparation of designer peptides, including bioactive drug leads. The group has recently developed a method for the direct decarboxylative arylation of peptides. This project will explore additional opportunities for the efficient electrochemical modification of peptides, including through the use of novel “electrochemically-active” amino acids. Image