
Soumitra Athavale
@athavale_s
Asst. Prof. @UCLA Chemistry and Biochemistry
Organic Chemistry, Molecular Evolution, Chemical Biology
Alumni @Caltech @ChemistryUIUC @IISERPune
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Congratulations to Australia on their sixth World Cup win. On the most important day of the biggest stage, they played better cricket. Hard luck Team India, just one bad day in an otherwise sterling tournament can be heartbreaking. I can imagine the agony of the players, fans




The UCLA Dept of Chem & Biochem is seeking candidates for a Senior Development Engineer position to support operations, method development, and training for our new High-Throughput Synthesis and Catalysis lab. Physical Sciences UCLA @chemjobber Learn more here: hr.mycareer.ucla.edu/applicants/Cen…


Having enjoyed the paper from David R. Liu, Fischer Lab, and The Amit Choudhary Lab in Science Magazine this week, we have now posted our own, complementary, taken on a bump-and-hole approach to develop an orthogonal bumped IMiD-degron pair: biorxiv.org/content/10.110….




Our collaboration with the Declamp and @jrcaram groups on SWIR Silicon-RosIndolizine fluorophores is now available in Nature Chemistry ! Congrats to Eric, Irene, and the whole team!! 🌟🥳 UCLA Chem & Biochem nature.com/articles/s4155…

Check out our work that just appeared in J. Am. Chem. Soc. on the development of the fastest organometallic Cys bioconjugation reagents: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…. Shout out to many UCLA Chem & Biochem collaborators on this project including: Maynard Group and Ken Houk.




What an honor to be chosen for the Priestley Medal. #Enzymes are the best chemists, of course, but the Priestley medalists are no slouches...and include many of my colleagues Caltech Chemistry & Chemical Engineering. Thank you!

In a year with so little to cheer about so far, I am happy to share our manuscript on a copper-dependent halogenase. Unbelievable effort by GS Yorick Chiang and Scientist Ph.D Masao Ohashi at UCLA Chem & Biochem UCLA Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering . Thank you to all collaborators and @NIGMS. nature.com/articles/s4158…