Professor of Chemistry

We use chemical informatics, computational chemistry, machine learning and AI to investigate molecules and to discover more about their structure, reactivity, analytical data and properties.

 

 

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Professor Goodman discusses his research

Publications

Origins of π-face selectivity in the aldol reactions of chiral E-enol borinates: a computational study using transition state modelling.
A Vulpetti, A Bernardi, C Gennari, JM Goodman, I Paterson
Tetrahedron
(1993)
49
MOLECULAR-ORBITAL CALCULATIONS ON R1R2C = O.H2BF COMPLEXES - ANOMERIC STABILIZATION AND CONFORMATIONAL PREFERENCES
JM Goodman
Tetrahedron Letters
(1992)
33
Enolisation of ketones by dialkylboron chlorides and trifiates: A model for the effect of reagent leaving group substrate structure and amine base.
JM Goodman, I Paterson
Tetrahedron Letters
(1992)
33
Ligand atom partial charges assignment for complementary electrostatic potentials.
SL Chan, PL Chau, JM Goodman
Journal of computer-aided molecular design
(1992)
6
The rational design of highly stereoselective boron enolates using transition-state computer modeling: a novel, asymmetric anti aldol reaction for ketones
C Gennari, CT Hewkin, F Molinari, A Bernardi, A Comotti, JM Goodman, I Paterson
The Journal of Organic Chemistry
(1992)
57
HYPERCHEM
J GOODMAN
CHEMISTRY & INDUSTRY
(1992)
Diastereofacial selectivity in the aldol reactions of chiral α-methyl aldehydes: a computer modelling approach.
C Gennari, S Vieth, A Comotti, A Vulpetti, JM Goodman, I Paterson
Tetrahedron
(1992)
48
Developing a force field for the transition state of the aldol reaction of enolborinates: Evaluation of the use of fixed point charges.
A Bernardi, A Cassinari, A Comotti, M Gardner, C Gennari, JM Goodman, I Paterson
Tetrahedron
(1992)
48
AN UNBOUNDED SYSTEMATIC SEARCH OF CONFORMATIONAL SPACE
JM GOODMAN, WC STILL
JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY
(1991)
12
MODELING TRANSITION-STATES WITH FORCE-FIELDS - DEVELOPMENT OF THE BEST POSSIBLE PARAMETERS
J GOODMAN
ABSTR PAP AM CHEM S
(1991)
202

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