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E. J. Corey

Sheldon Emory Professor Emeritus

Harvard University

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Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry & Chemical Biology

E. J. Corey is currently serving as a Chemistry & Chemical Biology Sheldon Emory Professor Emeritus at Harvard University.

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E. J. Corey

Harvard University

Sheldon Emory Professor Emeritus

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chemistry organic synthesis organic chemistry chemical synthesis pharmacology enantioselective synthesis catalysis biochemistry total synthesis medicinal chemistry synthetic chemistry catalytic synthesis asymmetric catalysis chemical engineering stereoselective synthesis synthetic biology transition metal chemistry coordination chemistry natural product synthesis enzymes biosynthesis enantioselective total synthesis enzyme inhibition molecular catalysis polyhedron organometallic catalysis arachidonic acid catalyst preparation stereospecific synthesis protein science medicinal research heterocyclic redox biology chemical sciences simple synthesis catalytic enantioselective synthesis biochemical sciences natural product biosynthesis stereospecific total synthesis structural chemistry mammalian biology liver physiology biocatalysis key intermediate biological chemistry respiratory medicine pharmaceutical chemistry enzyme catalysis functional modification derivative (chemistry) gibberellic acid sustainable chemistry plant science secondary alcohols heterocycle chemistry redox chemistry catalytic process polymer synthesis synthesis methods phytochemistry lanosterol synthase biological activity computer-assisted synthetic analysis enantioselective diels-alder reactions enzymatic modification inorganic synthesis leukotriene biosynthesis applied chemistry neurotransmission lipid chemistry green synthesis clinical pharmacology prostaglandin endoperoxides receptor (biochemistry) chemical derivative protein synthesis

Notable Scholarly Works

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Highly Enantioselective Oxidation Reactions Using a Tetradentate Mn(II) Catalyst Based on ( S, S )-1,2-Diaminocyclohexane. Organic Letters (2026)

organic process researchsustainable chemistrydalton transactionchemistryorganic chemistrychemical synthesisinorganic chemistrychemical engineeringorganometallic chemistrychemical reaction engineeringorganic synthesisinorganic chemistry frontiercoordination chemistrytransition metal chemistryorganic chemistry frontiercatalysis

Highly Position- and Enantioselective Catalytic Epoxidation of Polyolefins Mediated by a Chiral Mn Complex, Including a One-Step Conversion of Squalene to the ( S )-2,3-Epoxide, a Precursor of Natural Steroids and Terpenoids. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2025)

G. Sudhakar ReddyE. J. Corey

one-step conversioncatalyst activationchemistrychemical engineeringenantioselective catalytic epoxidationasymmetric catalysischiral mn complextransition metal chemistrycatalysisenantioselective synthesis

Comparison of Polypentenamer and Polynorbornene Bottlebrushes in Dilute Solution. ACS polymers Au (2024)

Courtney M. LeoJaehoon JangEthan J. CoreyWilliam J. NearyJared I. BowmanJustin G. Kennemur

polynorbornene bottlebrushesdilute solutionmaterials sciencepolymer science

Specific and Strong Acceleration of Nitrosation by Nitrosyl Sulfonates Using the Bis-Coordinating Lewis Acid Ticl 4 or Sncl 4. Organic Letters (2024)

G. Sudhakar ReddyE. J. Corey

nitrosyl sulfonateschemistryorganic chemistry

Allosteric Tyk2 Inhibitors. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

medicinemedicinal chemistryimmunologypharmacologymolecular pharmacologyenzyme inhibitiondrug discovery

An Overview of the Discovery Process for Medically Useful Inhibitors of Oncogenic Protein Kinases. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

useful inhibitorspharmacologyfunctional modificationpharmaceuticsoncogenic protein kinasescellular therapyoncologycancer researchmedicinal chemistrybiomedical engineeringrational drug designneurologycancer discoverydrug discoverytreatment optionstumor targetingpharmaceutical researchmolecular medicinemedicinal researchpharmacological researchdiscovery process

Appendix 1: First FDA Approvals by Year. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

regulatory approvalfirst fda approvals

Appendix 2: Kinase/Kras Inhibitors in Development 1,2. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

biochemistrypharmacologytherapeutic targetsmolecular biologyenzyme inhibitiondrug discovery

Appendix 4: M a Transactions Driven by Oncology‐Focused Kinase and Kras Inhibitors 1,2. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

oncology-focused kinasekras inhibitorsoncology

Appendix 5: Alphabetic List of Oncogenic Protein Inhibitors. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

alphabetic listoncogenic protein inhibitors

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E. J. Corey

Sheldon Emory Professor Emeritus

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry & Chemical Biology

E. J. Corey is currently serving as a Chemistry & Chemical Biology Sheldon Emory Professor Emeritus at Harvard University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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E. J. Corey

Harvard University

Sheldon Emory Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Highly Enantioselective Oxidation Reactions Using a Tetradentate Mn(II) Catalyst Based on ( S, S )-1,2-Diaminocyclohexane. Organic Letters (2026)

G. Sudhakar ReddyE. J. Corey

Comparison of Polypentenamer and Polynorbornene Bottlebrushes in Dilute Solution. ACS polymers Au (2024)

Courtney M. LeoJaehoon JangEthan J. CoreyWilliam J. NearyJared I. BowmanJustin G. Kennemur

polynorbornene bottlebrushesdilute solutionmaterials sciencepolymer science

Specific and Strong Acceleration of Nitrosation by Nitrosyl Sulfonates Using the Bis-Coordinating Lewis Acid Ticl 4 or Sncl 4. Organic Letters (2024)

G. Sudhakar ReddyE. J. Corey

nitrosyl sulfonateschemistryorganic chemistry

Allosteric Tyk2 Inhibitors. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

medicinemedicinal chemistryimmunologypharmacologymolecular pharmacologyenzyme inhibitiondrug discovery

An Overview of the Discovery Process for Medically Useful Inhibitors of Oncogenic Protein Kinases. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

Appendix 1: First FDA Approvals by Year. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

regulatory approvalfirst fda approvals

Appendix 2: Kinase/Kras Inhibitors in Development 1,2. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

biochemistrypharmacologytherapeutic targetsmolecular biologyenzyme inhibitiondrug discovery

Appendix 4: M a Transactions Driven by Oncology‐Focused Kinase and Kras Inhibitors 1,2. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

oncology-focused kinasekras inhibitorsoncology

Appendix 5: Alphabetic List of Oncogenic Protein Inhibitors. (2023)

E.J. CoreyYong-Jin Wu

alphabetic listoncogenic protein inhibitors

1
2
3
4
5
107
10 / page

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