
Kaiman Cheung
@kaimancheung
Chemistry PhD at Bristol on the @BCS_CDT. Part of the @Willis_Group. Previously MChem at Oxford. Combining synthetic/computational chemistry with enzymology.
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23-09-2020 09:04:44
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And that's the end of Day 1, and we've assembled all the TECS cohorts on Indecision (Cantock's) Steps, ft. Sbu Mbatha (she/her), @KristinaClare22 and Jonathan Clayden. Well done today everyone, looking forward to the presentations from Cohort 2020 tomorrow! #beeroclock









Day 8 of our advent calendar and we're remembering when Josie, Kaiman, Joe and Felix attended #Grasmere! They had a fantastic time hiking, drinking and wearing snazzy attire! Thanks to Andrew Smith and the RSC Heterocyclic and Synthesis group for organising! #lakedistrict โฐ๏ธ๐ช




In highly interdisciplinary work combining synthesis and computation with structural biology and kinetic studies, we describe the complete reaction cycle of Diels-Alderase AbyU. Check out our work, out now in Chemical Science ! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/artโฆ

Colourful ideas! Our final year PhD student Kaiman Cheung is presenting his poster at the TECS and Bristol ChemSynth CDTs summer conference on his multidisciplinary approach to exploit Diels-Alderases in synthesis ๐งช


We are delighted to present our collaborative investigation of the divergent selectivity of the Diels-Alderases AbyU and AbmU, and their applicability in diastereo- and enantiocontrolled synthesis in our latest work. Have a read in Chemical Science ! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/artโฆ

TECS and Bristol ChemSynth CDTs and Clayden Group student and one of my great friends and housemate Olivia is on Uni Challenge later representing Bristol! Really excited, give it a watch

Big congratulations are in order for our newly Dr Kaiman Cheung who successfully defended his thesis today titled โA Multidisciplinary Approach to Exploit Diels-Alderases in Synthesisโ. Well done Kaiman! ๐งช๐งฌโ๏ธ๐ฅผ๐


Congratulations to everyone who graduated Bristol Chemistry this week but a particular congratulations to our two PhD alumni Josie Harcourt and Kaiman Cheung and our four MSci students Alex, Ayden, Ollie and Rhiannon!! ๐ฅ๐โ๏ธ๐งช๐๐ฅ
