Wolfgang Holzer

Prof. Wolfgang Holzer

Division of Drug Synthesis, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Vienna, Althanstrasse 14, 1090 Vienna, Austria
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Academic Career Length

42Years (1985-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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2 December 2014 in Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis
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VPVittorio Pace
Vittorio Pace
WHWolfgang Holzer
Wolfgang Holzer
BOBerit Olofsson
Berit Olofsson

18 May 2001 in Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
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JEJohnny Easmon
Johnny Easmon
GPGerhard Pürstinger
Gerhard Pürstinger
GHGottfried Heinisch
Gottfried Heinisch
TRThomas Roth
Thomas Roth
HFHeinz H. Fiebig
Heinz H. Fiebig
JHJohann Hofmann
Johann Hofmann

15 September 2017 in Journal of the American Chemical Society
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GPGiovanna Parisi
Giovanna Parisi
Marco ColellaMarco Colella
Marco Colella
SMSerena Monticelli
Serena Monticelli
GRGiuseppe Romanazzi
Giuseppe Romanazzi
WHWolfgang Holzer
Wolfgang Holzer
Renzo LuisiRenzo Luisi
Renzo Luisi

25 August 2016 in Chemistry – A European Journal
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VPVittorio Pace
Vittorio Pace
WHWolfgang Holzer
Wolfgang Holzer
GMGuangrong Meng
Guangrong Meng
SSSHICHENG SHI
SHICHENG SHI
RLRoger Lalancette
Roger Lalancette
Michal SzostakMichal Szostak
Michal Szostak

9 July 2013 in Chemical Communications
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VPVittorio Pace
Vittorio Pace
LCLaura Castoldi
Laura Castoldi
WHWolfgang Holzer
Wolfgang Holzer
The addition of lithium carbenoids to isocyanates provides a versatile access to N-substituted 2-haloacetamides: the reaction tolerates the presence of variously functionalized substituents on the nitrogen atom, including sterically demanding ones and reactive halogens. No erosion of the enantiopurity was observed in the case of optically active isocyanates. One of the substrates prepared has been employed in Charette's type chemoselective addition of a Grignard reagent to access an α-chloroketone.

1 July 2006 in Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry
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PSPalwinder Singh
Palwinder Singh
KPKamaldeep Paul
Kamaldeep Paul
WHWolfgang Holzer
Wolfgang Holzer