Department of Chemistry, Université de Montréal Regular Researcher Canada Research Chair in Bioengineering and Bio-nanotechnology. Inspired by Nature, my laboratory is developing similar artificial molecular machines for inexpensive biotechnologies aimed at improving global health and environmental issues.  Combining classical tools in organic chemistry with modern techniques for biochemistry, molecular biology and electrochemistry, my laboratory seeks to prepare nanodevices

Department of Chemistry, Université de Montréal Regular Researcher Our research group develops functional supramolecular systems, integrating the areas of supramolecular chemistry, organic and bio-organic chemistry, physico-chemistry as well as molecular biology. Our interest is not only driven by the synthetic challenges of self-assembled systems but also on the application of these molecular architectures. Our research

Department of Chemistry, Université de Montréal Regular Researcher We modify enzymes and enzymatic reactions to develop new approaches to industrially relevant syntheses. We undertake accelerated enzyme evolution using high-throughput screening as well as computational simulations. Key Words : biocatalysis, enzyme engineering, high-throughput screening, accelerated evolution, continuous flow reactions Address : Department of Chemistry Complexe des sciences

Department of Chemistry, Université de Montréal Regular Researcher The Lubell laboratory applies the strength of organic synthesis to explore the chemical-biology of peptides through conformational restriction. Innovating methods for amino acid, polyamide and heterocycle synthesis, we study the medicinal chemistry of peptide structures by diversity-oriented approaches to create so called “peptidomimetic” prototypes for drug discovery.