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Roberto R. Gil

Research Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Mellon College of Science

Chemistry

Roberto R. Gil is currently serving as a Chemistry Research Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Roberto R. Gil

Carnegie Mellon University

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chemistry nuclear magnetic resonance natural products pharmacology natural product research biochemistry phytochemistry materials science organic chemistry botany molecular structure polymer science magnetic resonance structural biology medicinal chemistry structural chemistry residual dipolar couplings nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy plant science biomolecular structure phytochemical analysis phytochemicals polymer synthesis nanotechnology structure elucidation chemical sciences polymer engineering phytopharmacology transition metal chemistry molecular science structure determination coordination chemistry structural molecular biology polymer technology nanoclusters polymerization kinetics material chemistry polymer degradation natural product synthesis macromolecular chemistry catalyst preparation crystal structures stereoselective synthesis peptide engineering anisotropic nmr parameters conformational analysis structural discrimination plant biochemistry agricultural chemistry nmr spectroscopy relative configuration biological chemistry protein science macromolecular science herbal medicine structural bioinformatics natural product biosynthesis related steroids structural elucidation molecular substrates protein chemistry molecular chemistry rna biology dyeing benchmark studies cluster chemistry gold nanoclusters catalyst-transfer polycondensation charge state helical structure catalytic applications cluster science regioregular poly experimental evidence grignard metathesis method monoplatinum doping residual dipolar coupling molecular characterization molecular recognition biomolecular engineering protein structure chemical structure protein nmr

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Open-Vessel and Scalable Synthesis of Linear and Branched Poly(Meth)Acrylic Acid via Light-Mediated Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization in Water. Macromolecules (2025)

polymer engineeringpolymer technologysustainable chemistrychemical engineeringpolymer testingpolymer synthesisacrylic acidpolymer chemistrychemistrypolymer degradationpolymer sciencescalable synthesispolymerization kineticsbranched polypolymer reaction

EDITORIAL: A New Era for Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry. Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry (2024)

Patrick GiraudeauRoberto R. Gil

magnetic resonancechemistry

Full Configurational and Conformational Analysis of Artemisinin by One‐Bond Carbon–Carbon Residual Dipolar Couplings at Natural Abundance. Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry (2024)

Clemens AnklinRoberto R. Gil

medicinal chemistrymagnetic resonanceprotein structureprotein nmranalytical chemistrybiochemistrybiophysical chemistrysingle molecule biophysicsmolecular sciencebiomolecular structuregeneral chemistryprotein scienceprotein chemistryconformational analysisnuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyfull configurationalnuclear magnetic resonancebiophysicsmagnetic resonance spectroscopymolecular biologynatural abundance

Regioselective Hydroxylation of Unsymmetrical Ketones Using Cu, H 2 O 2, and Imine Directing Groups via Formation of an Electrophilic Cupric Hydroperoxide Core. The Journal of Organic Chemistry (2024)

Shuming ZhangSunipa GoswamiKarl H. G. SchulzKaran GillXinyi YinJimin HwangJasmine WieseIsabel JafferRoberto R. GilIsaac Garcia-Bosch

organic chemistryunsymmetrical ketoneschemistryregioselective hydroxylationtransition metal chemistry

Anisotropic One‐Dimensional/Two‐Dimensional Nmr in Molecular Analysis. (2023)

Philippe LesotRoberto R. Gil

nuclear magnetic resonancebiophysicsmolecular analysis

Ccdc 2157502: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination. The Cambridge Structural Database (2023)

Rao, YuPalumbo, Chad T.Venkatesh, AmritKeener, MeganStevanato, GabrieleChauvin, Anne-SophieMenzildjian, GeorgesKuzin, SergeiYulikov, MaximJeschke, GunnarLesage, AnneMazzanti, MarinellaEmsley, Lyndon

biophysicsstructure elucidationcrystal researchcrystal diffraction studystructure determinationstructural chemistryccdc 2157502chemistrydeposited datasetcrystal engineeringchemical structurecrystal structurescrystallography

Statistical Copolymers of Thiophene-3-Carboxylates and Selenophene-3-Carboxylates; 77 Se Nmr as a Tool to Examine Copolymer Sequence in Selenophene-Based Conjugated Polymers. Polymer Chemistry (2022)

Manami KawakamiKarl H. G. SchulzAnthony J. VarniClaudio F. TormenaRoberto R. GilKevin J. T. Noonan

copolymer sequencematerials sciencestatistical copolymerspolymer science

Cross-Linked Poly-4-Acrylomorpholine: A Flexible and Reversibly Compressible Aligning Gel for Anisotropic Nmr Analysis of Peptides and Small Molecules in Water. Angewandte Chemie, International Edition (2021)

molecular polymerbiological macromoleculespeptidesprotein structureprotein nmrcross-linked poly-4-acrylomorpholinebiochemistrybiophysical chemistrysmall moleculespolymer chemistrybiomoleculesbiomolecular structureprotein sciencemolecular biophysicspeptide sciencebiopolymersanisotropic nmr analysisbiophysicspeptide engineering

Cross‐Linked Poly‐4‐Acrylomorpholine: A Flexible and Reversibly Compressible Aligning Gel for Anisotropic Nmr Analysis of Peptides and Small Molecules in Water. Angewandte Chemie International Edition (2021)

Kathleen A. FarleyMartin R. M. KoosYe CheReto HorstChris LimberakisJustin BellengerRicardo LiraLeandro F. Gil‐SilvaRoberto R. Gil

anisotropic nmr analysisbiophysicspeptidesbiomolecular engineeringpolymer chemistrychemistrypolymer science

A Study Robust Nickel Catalyst With an Unsymmetrical Propyl-Bridged Diphosphine Ligand for Catalyst-Transfer Polymerization. Polymer Journal (Tokyo, Japan) (2020)

catalyst preparationcatalytic synthesischemical engineeringcatalysisheterogeneous catalysiscoordination chemistrycatalyst-transfer polymerizationchemistryhomogeneous catalysischemical synthesistransition metal chemistry

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Roberto R. Gil

Research Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Mellon College of Science

Chemistry

Roberto R. Gil is currently serving as a Chemistry Research Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Carnegie Mellon University

Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Open-Vessel and Scalable Synthesis of Linear and Branched Poly(Meth)Acrylic Acid via Light-Mediated Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization in Water. Macromolecules (2025)

EDITORIAL: A New Era for Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry. Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry (2024)

Patrick GiraudeauRoberto R. Gil

magnetic resonancechemistry

Full Configurational and Conformational Analysis of Artemisinin by One‐Bond Carbon–Carbon Residual Dipolar Couplings at Natural Abundance. Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry (2024)

Clemens AnklinRoberto R. Gil

Shuming ZhangSunipa GoswamiKarl H. G. SchulzKaran GillXinyi YinJimin HwangJasmine WieseIsabel JafferRoberto R. GilIsaac Garcia-Bosch

organic chemistryunsymmetrical ketoneschemistryregioselective hydroxylationtransition metal chemistry

Anisotropic One‐Dimensional/Two‐Dimensional Nmr in Molecular Analysis. (2023)

Philippe LesotRoberto R. Gil

nuclear magnetic resonancebiophysicsmolecular analysis

Ccdc 2157502: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination. The Cambridge Structural Database (2023)

Rao, YuPalumbo, Chad T.Venkatesh, AmritKeener, MeganStevanato, GabrieleChauvin, Anne-SophieMenzildjian, GeorgesKuzin, SergeiYulikov, MaximJeschke, GunnarLesage, AnneMazzanti, MarinellaEmsley, Lyndon

Manami KawakamiKarl H. G. SchulzAnthony J. VarniClaudio F. TormenaRoberto R. GilKevin J. T. Noonan

copolymer sequencematerials sciencestatistical copolymerspolymer science

Kathleen A. FarleyMartin R. M. KoosYe CheReto HorstChris LimberakisJustin BellengerRicardo LiraLeandro F. Gil‐SilvaRoberto R. Gil

anisotropic nmr analysisbiophysicspeptidesbiomolecular engineeringpolymer chemistrychemistrypolymer science

A Study Robust Nickel Catalyst With an Unsymmetrical Propyl-Bridged Diphosphine Ligand for Catalyst-Transfer Polymerization. Polymer Journal (Tokyo, Japan) (2020)

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