Abigail G. Doyle

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Abigail G. Doyle is an American chemist known for her pioneering work in synthetic and organometallic chemistry, particularly in developing new catalytic methods for organic synthesis.

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instanceOf American chemist
academic
chemist
person
awardReceived ACS Award in Pure Chemistry
Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award
Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program
surface form: NSF CAREER Award

Sloan Research Fellowships
surface form: Sloan Research Fellowship
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt California Institute of Technology
Harvard University
employer Princeton University
University of California, Los Angeles
familyName Doyle
fieldOfWork catalysis
chemistry
cross-coupling reactions
fluorination chemistry
method development in organic synthesis
organic chemistry
organometallic chemistry
photoredox catalysis
synthetic chemistry
gender female
givenName Abigail
hasAcademicAdvisor Eric N. Jacobsen NERFINISHED
Robert H. Grubbs NERFINISHED
hasWork applications of machine learning to reaction development
development of catalytic C–F bond-forming reactions
development of catalytic C–N cross-coupling methods
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Chemical Society
notableFor applications of photoredox catalysis in organic synthesis
development of C–F bond-forming reactions
development of C–N bond-forming reactions
development of new catalytic methods for organic synthesis
development of nickel-catalyzed cross-coupling reactions
pioneering work in organometallic chemistry
pioneering work in synthetic chemistry
occupation chemist
university professor
positionHeld faculty member at Princeton University Department of Chemistry
faculty member at UCLA Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
professor of chemistry
researchInterest fluorinated building blocks in medicinal chemistry
nickel catalysis
photoredox/nickel dual catalysis
radical chemistry in organic synthesis
transition-metal catalysis

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