Fine Chemistry and Biotechnology

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This research group was created in 2007 under the name of Glycerol Chemistry. In April 2021, the name of the research group was changed to Fine Chemistry and Biotechnology. Glycerol (and also cardanol) chemistry remains a topic of interest and is a strength of the group. Moreover, the fine chemistry sector is responsible for supplying a country with strategic products for healthcare and food safety. The group’s mission is to develop cheaper and more efficient routes for preparing synthesis intermediates, as well as active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) and agrochemicals through chemical synthesis and biotechnology. The group is focused on modernizing its laboratory infrastructure to create an ecosystem favorable to innovation in this strategic area for the country, and we seek to be a link between the university and companies interested in investing in research to make the country less dependent on imports of API and of agrochemicals.


Researchers

  • Adilson Beatriz – UFMS (Group leader) – Email: adilson.beatriz@ufms.br)
  • Alisson Meza de Souza – UFAM
  • Ana Camila Micheletti – UFMS
  • Dênis Pires de Lima – UFMS
  • Felicia Megumi Ito – IFMS
  • Jamal Rafique – UFMS
  • Kleber Thiago de Oliveira – UFSCar
  • Roberto da Silva Gomes – North Dakota State University (NDSU)
  • Valdemar Lacerda Júnior – UFES

Lines of research

  • Organic Synthesis
  • Green and Sustainable Chemistry 

Further output

Articles


Granted Patents

  1. PROCESSO EFICIENTE DE PURIFICAÇÃO DO CARDANOL ISOLADO DO LÍQUIDO DA CASCA DE CASTANHA DE CAJU (LCC) E PRODUÇÃO DE DERIVADOS DE INTERESSE INDUSTRIAL
Grant date: 12/01/2021
Number: BR 102014030002-3 B1
Inventors: Adilson Beatriz (UFMS), Dênis Pires de Lima (UFMS), Derisvaldo Rosa Paiva (UFMS), Eduardo José de Arruda (UFGD), Teresa Manuel Cossa (UFGD)

Patent Applications: see here


Master’s theses and doctoral dissertations


Softwares


Videos


Articles and interviews for a broader readership (newspapers and magazines)

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