David R. Tyler Lab | University of Oregon Chemistry Department

The Tyler lab’s new paper is the 3rd most read on Organometallics!

Currently (2-1-2018) 3rd most read for Organometallics in the 1-month category with more than 1,500 downloads! In the 12-month we are currently ranked 13th!...

Check out the Tyler Lab’s Latest Organometallics Paper!!!

Congrats to Ian Rinehart and Alex Kendall on their latest paper. The article details a methodology for the gram-scale synthesis of a variety of...

Happy Halloween from the Tyler Lab!

Happy Halloween everyone! James Pedroarena and other members of UO SAACS (Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society) are freezing pumpkins with liquid nitrogen. ...

Take a look at the Tyler Lab’s latest publication in J. Am. Chem. Soc.!

The article is the culmination of the “microviscosity” project. Essentially, the radical cage effect can be predicted if the microviscosity of the solution is...

Read Our Latest Organomettalics Paper!

Check out our latest addition to creating diverse, novel, and easy-to-make phosphines with this recent article! http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.organomet.7b00304

Accepted into Organometallics: An Improved Synthetic Route to Heteroleptic Alkyl-Phosphine Oxides!!

Our latest phosphine synthesis paper just got accepted to Organometallics! Making phosphines just got easier (a lot easier!). Alex Kendall, Dan Seidenkranz, and David...

Tyler Lab at Philly!

The Tyler lab was just recently in Philadelphia for the 252nd ACS National Meeting. Entrance into the 252nd ACS National Meeting. Shelby and Justin...

Update: Radical Cage Effects and Microviscosity

Read The Tyler Lab’s recent publication without a subscription! ACS AuthorChoice allows for open access viewing: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jacs.6b05432