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Saudi Arabia Tops Other Industrial Countries, Wins 8 Awards at ISEF 2021

Saturday, 22 May, 2021 - 10:15
Riyadh - Asharq Al-Awsat
Saudi Arabia, represented by the King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity (Mawhiba) and the Ministry of Education, has, for the 15th consecutive year, won five major and three special awards at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2021, which took place in the United States from May 3-21, 2021.
Among the big winners were Mansour Al Marzooqi for his Advanced Synthesis of Potent Photocapacitor Based on Novel 3D-Hierarchical BiVO4 and Self-Synthesized Carbon project, and Lama Abdulrahman AlQahtani, for her Anti-VOCs and Antimicrobial Activity of Natural Palm Waste Cellulose Fibers/ZnO Nanoparticles Biocomposite for Use in Face Masks: The GBV99 project. ....

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Solving a natural riddle of water filtration

Credit: The University of Texas at Austin/Cockrell School of Engineering.
For many engineers and scientists, nature is the world s greatest muse. They seek to better understand natural processes that have evolved over millions of years, mimic them in ways that can benefit society and sometimes even improve on them.
An international, interdisciplinary team of researchers that includes engineers from The University of Austin has found a way to replicate a natural process that moves water between cells, with a goal of improving how we filter out salt and other elements and molecules to create clean water while consuming less energy. ....

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New method of producing drug candidates may lead to better medicines in the future

New method of producing drug candidates may lead to better medicines in the future
A lot of our medicines and other bioactive drugs are based on chemical structures called enantiomers molecules that are mirror images of each other and are non-superimposable. Notable among them are chiral N,N-acetals contained in diuretic drugs like bendroflumethiazide and thiabutazide, used to treat high blood pressure and edema.
Because an enantiomer and its mirror image version often have different biological activities, with only one of them having pharmacological utility, an enantioselective or asymmetric synthesis yielding the desired enantiomer in greater amounts is highly desirable. ....

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New method for asymmetric N,N-acetal synthesis promises advances in drug development

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IMAGE: A possible mechanism for the formation of chiral N,N-acetal via reaction between 2-aminobenzamide and α-ketoester in presence of chiral bis(imidazoline)-phosphoric acid catalyst
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Credit: Picture courtesy: Shuichi Nakamura from NITech
A lot of our medicines and other bioactive drugs are based on chemical structures called enantiomers molecules that are mirror images of each other and are non-superimposable. Notable among them are chiral N,N-acetals contained in diuretic drugs like bendroflumethiazide and thiabutazide, used to treat high blood pressure and edema. Because an enantiomer and its mirror image version often have different biological activities, with only one of them having pharmacological utility, an enantioselective or asymmetric synthesis yielding the desired enantiomer in greater amounts is highly desirable. ....

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