Efficient synthesis of diverse heterocyclic scaffolds through post-transformation reactions

Designing of post-transformation reactions has become a useful tool for generation of complex and diverse molecular libraries with novel properties. The type of starting materials and putting secondary functional groups in the initial starting materials is an important point in designing of novel reactions. This approach drive for shorter and more efficient synthetic procedures as well as the quest for molecular diversity that has fueled the development of new reactions and catalysts that efficiently contributed to the selective syntheses of more complex systems. We have been recently involved in the development of various strategies based on different catalysts or other required reagents, which will be highlighted in the talk.