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σ-Bond Insertion Reactions of Two Strained Diradicaloids published in Nature!
σ-Bond Insertion Reactions of Two Strained Diradicaloids published in Nature!
Feb 12, 2025

Check out our σ-Bond insertion reactions of two strained diradicaloids, published in Nature!

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A Solution to the Anti-Bredt Olefin Synthesis Problem published in Science!
A Solution to the Anti-Bredt Olefin Synthesis Problem published in Science!
Nov 5, 2024

Check out our Solution to the Anti-Bredt Olefin Synthesis Problem published in Science!

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The Garg Laboratory explores new and innovative tools in chemical education, especially those that involve the use of modern technologies. Click on the links below to learn more about our recent efforts in teaching the remarkable undergraduate students at UCLA.

 
 
 
 
 
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About Neil

Garg is the inaugural holder of the Kenneth N. Trueblood Endowed Chair in Chemistry and Biochemistry. He has served as Vice-Chair for the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry (2012–2016) and currently serves as the Department Chair (2019–present). He also serves as Faculty-in-Residence in the UCLA undergraduate community. Neil is also a co-founder of ElectraTect (hyperlink: https://electratect.com/) as well as a popular speaker and consultant for teaching, scientific, and legal matters.