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Welcome to the Procter Group
The Procter research group is a diverse, multinational team of dynamic scientists with a passion for
synthetic organic chemistry and catalysis. Working in a highly supportive group environment, the team work to discover
new synthetic methods, with a focus on those that harness reactive free radicals, for the precise manipulation of
organic molecules en route to targets of high societal importance.
The Procter research group is a diverse, multinational team of dynamic scientists with a passion for
synthetic organic chemistry and catalysis. Working in a highly supportive group environment, the team work to discover
new synthetic methods, with a focus on those that harness reactive free radicals, for the precise manipulation of
organic molecules en route to targets of high societal importance.
Group News
Mar 2026 |
A Postdoctoral Researcher Position working on SmI2-photocatalysis is available in the group. Please visit 'join us' for more details |
Jan 2026 |
Congratulations to Emily for receiving the RSC-BMCS International Travel Prize 2026. She will be presenting a poster at the 2026 GRC Biocatalysis Gordon Research Conference in Manchester, New Hampshire |
Nov 2025 |
Congratulations to Huaibo and Albert - a collaboration with Pharmaron UK - published in Nat. Chem. |
Nov 2025 |
Congratulations to Órla and Emily and coworkers - a collaboration with the Green Group at UoM - published in J. Am. Chem. Soc. |
Oct 2025 |
Welcome to Dr Jordan Berreur who has joined the group as a Lecturer in Organic Chemistry |
Sept 2025 |
Welcome to PhD students Finlay Evans and Shubham Snehill have joined the group, studying SmI2 catalysis and sulfonium salt photochemistry, respectively |