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Products
We aim to
be productive in both the direct and the figurative sense.
First, we strive to produce new and interesting natural products with
relevance to and application in the health sciences.
Second goal is to achieve scientific and academic excellence
in academic research, publication,
and education,
in pharmacognosy and natural products
research.
This includes graduate
education, postgraduate
mentoring and training, publication
of scientific articles and books, and active support
of peer-reviewed publications.
Research
The scientific
research activities are carried out in the following units:
Publications
- The List
of Publications since 2000 can be found here
- Active support
of the peer-review process of various journals in pharmacognosy,
natural products science, phytochemistry, NMR, microbiology, chemical
and pharmaceutical analysis
- Service to peer-reviewed
journals, related professional societies, and on-line publications
Education
PhD Graduates from
the Pauli laboratory at UIC
- Lucas
Chadwick,
PhD (2004)
- Shixin
Deng, PhD (2005)
- Dissertation:
"Phtyochemical investigation of bioactive constituents
from Angelica sinensis" [link to PDF file]
- Daniel
Fabricant, PhD (2006)
- Ryan Case,
PhD (2006)
- Dissertation:
"Integrative pharmacognostic evaluation of anti-TB ethnobotanicals
from Manus" [link to PDF file]
- Allison
Turner, PhD (2006)
- Dissertation:
"The pharmacognosy of cranberries (Vaccinium macrocarpon) as
a urological dietary supplement" [PDF file]
- Taichi Inui, PhD (2008)
- Dissertation: "Phytochemical and biochemometric evaluation of the Alaskan anti-TB ethnobotanical Oplopanax horridus" [PDF file]
Prospective students
interested in the
UIC Ph.D. Graduate Program in Pharmacognosy, in particular those who
are interested in joining our research group, are encouraged to download
the pdf versions of the above dissertations to get an idea for some of
the techniques used and for the type of research carried out in our laboratory.
Please note that these are examples of graduate education rather than
providing full coverage of all the ongoing research activities.
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