We gratefully acknowledge the following sources of research support:
2005-2010
National Science Foundation CAREER Award, CHE-0449845, PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"CAREER: Reactive Intermediate Promoted Polycyclization Reactions"
2008
U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation and Russian Foundation of Basic Research Cooperative Grants Program, 15616, PI: Dean J. Tantillo (co w/ V. I. Minkin)
"Semi-Sandwich and Sandwich Polyacenes and Non-Classical Organometallic Heteropolyacenes with Hypercoordinate Main Group Centers"
2008
National Science Foundation High-Performance Computing and TeraGrid Sites Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE030089 (renewal), PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Mechanisms of Bioorganic and Organometallic Cyclization Reactions"
2008
Summer Graduate Student Researcher Award Program, UC Davis, PI: Dean J. Tantillo, awarded to Michael Lodewyk
"Award for Engineering or Computer-Related Applications and Methods"
2008
Summer Graduate Student Researcher Award Program, UC Davis, PI: Dean J. Tantillo, awarded to Young Hong
"Award for Engineering or Computer-Related Applications and Methods"
2006-2007
National Institutes of Health, 1R01GM076125, PI: Janis Louie, University of Utah; DJT as subcontractor
"Transition Metal Mediated Routes to Heterocycles and Carbocycles"
2007
National Science Foundation High-Performance Computing and TeraGrid Sites Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE030089 (renewal), PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Mechanisms of Bioorganic and Organometallic Cyclization Reactions"
2007
Summer Graduate Student Researcher Award Program, UC Davis, PI: Dean J. Tantillo, awarded to Yong Hong
"Award for Engineering or Computer-Related Applications and Methods"
2007
R. B. Miller Fellowship for Excellence in Chemistry, UC Davis, PI: Dean J, Tantillo, awarded to Selina Wang
2006
National Science Foundation High-Performance Computing and TeraGrid Sites Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE030089 (renewal), PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Mechanisms of Bioorganic and Organometallic Cyclization Reactions"
2006
Summer Graduate Student Researcher Award Program, UC Davis, PI: Dean J. Tantillo, awarded to Matt Siebert
"Award for Engineering or Computer-Related Applications and Methods"
2004-2006
Petroleum Research Fund, American Chemical Society, PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Bioorganic and Organometallic Polycyclization Reactions"
2005
National Science Foundation High-Performance Computing and TeraGrid Sites Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE030089 (renewal), PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Mechanisms of Bioorganic and Organometallic Cyclization Reactions"
2004-2005
New Faculty Research Grant Program 2003-2004, UC Davis, PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Facilitating Catalyst Discovery by Ab Initio Reaction Design"
2004
National Computational Science Alliance (NSF Funded) Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE030089N, PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Mechanisms of Bioorganic and Organometallic Cyclization Reactions"
2003-2004
National Computational Science Alliance (NSF Funded) Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE040005, PI: Pradeep Gutta (postdoc)
"Computational Study of the Cyclization of Farnesyl Pyrophosphate"
2003-2004
National Computational Science Alliance (NSF Funded) Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE040006, PI: Mihaela Bojin (postdoc)
"Supramolecular Stabilization of Biologically Relevant Nonclassical Carbocations"
2003-2004
National Computational Science Alliance (NSF Funded) Grant of Supercomputing Resources, CHE030042N, PI: Dean J. Tantillo
"Uncovering the Origins of Regio- and Stereoselectivity for Organometallic Reactions"
