National Sun Yat-sen University

The Synthesis and Bioorganic Chemistry Laboratory

Yuya Lin
https://yyllab.wixsite.com/home

Research Field

Chemistry

Introduction

Yuya was educated for most of her life in the UK. She completed both her MChem degree and DPhil in Organic Chemistry in the Chemistry Department at the University of Oxford under the supervision of Prof. Ben Davis. During her DPhil studies, she worked on developing olefin metathesis for the selective chemical modification of proteins. Currently, she is an assistant professor at the Chemistry Department of National Sun Yat-sen University. 

At the Synthesis and Bioorganic Chemistry Research Laboratory, we develop new synthetic methods for the preparation of biologically active molecules, and synthesize functional polysulfide polymers. We are seeking highly motivated and creative students who are interested in mastering their organic synthesis techniques and research skills. Check out our website to learn more about the lab.


Research Topics

The YYL group is interested in developing synthetic methods for biologically active molecules, medicinal chemistry, and designing novel functional polysulfide copolymers for applications such as environmental remediation and energy storage. 


Honor

2011 JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship (short-term) for Foreign Researchers

2009 EPSRC Doctoral Training Award


Educational Background

2013 DPhil in Organic Chemistry, Chemistry Department, University of Oxford

2008 MChem (First Class Honours), Chemistry Department, University of Oxford


1 Vacancy

Job Description

We are seeking highly motivated and creative students who are interested in mastering their organic synthesis techniques and research skills.

Synthesis of polysulfide copolymers

Oligopeptides synthesis

Methodology development for amides 

Preferred Intern Education Level

Senior undergraduate and Master students, particularly students with master's degree and looking for Ph.D. study.

Skill sets or Qualities

Applicants should have a firm basic knowledge of organic chemistry at the undergraduate level. Prior experience in laboratory skills related to synthesis is preferred. Applicants should also be able to interpret spectroscopic data and communicate confidently in English.