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Dr Cally Haynes
Room 108
Christopher Ingold Building
20 Gordon Street
London
WC1H 0AJ
Appointment
- Lecturer in Organic Chemistry and Chemical Biology
- Dept of Chemistry
- Faculty of Maths & Physical Sciences
Role
UCL Subsidiary Supervisor
Biography
Cally completed her PhD in chemistry at the University of Southampton under the guidance of Prof. Phil Gale in 2011, studying the design of small molecule anion carriers. She was awarded a Doctoral Prize fellowship in Southampton and continued working here as a PDRA until 2013. From 2013 - 2015 she worked as a Publishing Editor at the Royal Society of Chemistry, helping to produce journals including ChemComm, Chemical Science and ChemSocRev. In 2015 she took up a postdoctoral position in the group of Prof. Jonathan Nitschke at the University of Cambridge, studying the applications of metal-organic cages as ion channels, stimuli-responsive phase separation agents, components of supramolecular gels, DNA binders and porous liquids. She joined UCL as a lecturer in June 2019.
Research Summary
Our group is interested in studying of the ways in which small molecules interact with each other and their surroundings. By gaining an understanding of molecular association events, we can learn to design and control receptor - substrate binding and self-assembly events, and even control fundamental chemical properties such as solubility which are critically important in numerous fields of study.
Work in the Haynes group is particularly focussed on the application of supramolecular chemistry to biological and medicinal chemistry problems, such as controlling pharmacokinetic parameters via tuning non-covalent interactions and the design of novel amphiphiles to yield responsive self-assembled nanostructures for the controlled uptake, transport and release of guests.
Teaching Summary
CHEM0016 Organic Chemistry
CHEM0024 Synthesis and Characterisation Methods in Chemistry
CHEM0027 Chemical Literature
CHEM0032 Biological Chemistry
Appointments
| 03-JUN-2019 | Lecturer in Organic Chemistry & Chemical Biology | Chemistry | UCL, United Kingdom |
