u/ChemCapital

Hi Everyone, 

I have noticed that most subs focused on individual sciences, such as chemistry and biology, seem to be quite active and have a lot of good discussions. But it seems like most subs that contain a mixture of disciplines are a lot less active. One of these areas is drug discovery, something I, and I am sure other scientists, are passionate about. With r/DrugDiscovery effectively dead, I have decided to create a new subreddit for this area. Feel free to join if you want to see more drug discovery literature and news, and hopefully some great discussions! 

r/DrugDiscoveryLab

Have a great Sunday!

Hi Everyone, 

I have noticed that most subs focused on individual sciences, such as chemistry and biology, seem to be quite active and have a lot of good discussions. But it seems like most subs that contain a mixture of disciplines are a lot less active. One of these areas is drug discovery, something I, and I am sure other scientists, are passionate about. With r/DrugDiscovery effectively dead, I have decided to create a new subreddit for this area. Feel free to join if you want to see more drug discovery literature and news, and hopefully some great discussions! 

r/DrugDiscoveryLab

Have a great Sunday!

Hi Everyone, 

I have noticed that most subs focused on individual sciences, such as chemistry and biology, seem to be quite active and have a lot of good discussions. But it seems like most subs that contain a mixture of disciplines are a lot less active. One of these areas is drug discovery, something I, and I am sure other scientists, are passionate about. With r/DrugDiscovery effectively dead, I have decided to create a new subreddit for this area. Feel free to join if you want to see more drug discovery literature and news, and hopefully some great discussions! 

r/DrugDiscoveryLab

Have a great Sunday!

Hi Everyone, 

I have noticed that most subs focused on individual sciences, such as chemistry and biology, seem to be quite active and have a lot of good discussions. But it seems like most subs that contain a mixture of disciplines are a lot less active. One of these areas is drug discovery, something I, and I am sure other scientists, are passionate about. With r/DrugDiscovery effectively dead, I have decided to create a new subreddit for this area. Feel free to join if you want to see more drug discovery literature and news, and hopefully some great discussions! 

r/DrugDiscoveryLab

Have a great Sunday!

Hi Everyone, 

I have noticed that most subs focused on individual sciences, such as chemistry and biology, seem to be quite active and have a lot of good discussions. But it seems like most subs that contain a mixture of disciplines are a lot less active. One of these areas is drug discovery, something I, and I am sure other scientists, are passionate about. With r/DrugDiscovery effectively dead, I have decided to create a new subreddit for this area. Feel free to join if you want to see more drug discovery literature and news, and hopefully some great discussions! 

r/DrugDiscoveryLab

Have a great Sunday!

Hi Everyone, 

I have noticed that most subs focused on individual sciences, such as chemistry and biology, seem to be quite active and have a lot of good discussions. But it seems like most subs that contain a mixture of disciplines are a lot less active. One of these areas is drug discovery, something I, and I am sure other scientists, are passionate about. With r/DrugDiscovery effectively dead, I have decided to create a new subreddit for this area. Feel free to join if you want to see more drug discovery literature and news, and hopefully some great discussions! 

r/DrugDiscoveryLab

Have a great Sunday!

Hi Everyone, 

I have noticed that most subs focused on individual sciences, such as chemistry and biology, seem to be quite active and have a lot of good discussions. But it seems like most subs that contain a mixture of disciplines are a lot less active. One of these areas is drug discovery, something I, and I am sure other scientists, are passionate about. With r/DrugDiscovery effectively dead, I have decided to create a new subreddit for this area. Feel free to join if you want to see more drug discovery literature and news, and hopefully some great discussions! 

r/DrugDiscoveryLab

Have a great Sunday!

Hi Everyone,

I usually see a lot of posts on here like "my amide coupling didn't work, what reagent should I try next?" A useful, but less known reagent is the combination of TCFH and NMI to generate highly reactive N-acyl imidazolium ions. A few days ago, a review was published focusing on the use of this system. Link is below if you want to check it out.

PS. I have no affiliation with the authors.

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.oprd.6c00060

Happy amide couplings!