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Welcome to my research blog! I'm a researcher in organic chemistry. I’m grateful for every opportunity to learn and share insights in organic synthesis and beyond. Below is a collection of links to different sections of my Blogger site that you might find useful:

Chemistry Links – A collection of useful resources and external links related to organic chemistry.

Research Blog – Read my latest posts and updates on sustainable chemical processes and organic synthesis.

Introduction to Organic synthesis – Helpful texts and guides designed to introduce key concepts in organic electrosynthesis.

My Portfolio – Explore my academic journey, research projects, and publications.

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Convert PDB to PowerPoint 3D View (.glb)

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For presentations, you may need to display molecular structures from PDB files in PowerPoint or similar software that supports 3D models. PowerPoint accepts the .glb format. This short guide explains how to quickly convert PDB files to .glb directly from the RCSB Protein Data Bank website ( https://www.rcsb.org/ ). Let's begin. Method 1: Direct Download from RCSB PDB  Step 1: Find Structure you want on RCSB PDB Example: https://www.rcsb.org/structure/8QTV . Step 2:  Click the "Structure" below the protein image. Step 3: Export Geometry as GLB * In the molecular viewer, locate and click "Export Geometry" . Step 4: Select GLB Format and Save * Under "Export Geometry", select "glTF 2.0 Binary (.glb)" . * Click "Save" . *( Image 4 : Export options, GLB format selected)* You now have the .glb file for PowerPoint. Method 2: Convert Local PDB File  For converting PDB files from your computer. Step 1:  Go to ...
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Organic Chemistry Seminars links

Staying up to date on group seminars is a great way to catch emerging methods, sneak‑peek student projects, and download slide decks for deeper reading. Below we’ve ordered eight of the most actively updated seminar pages—down to seven classic archives you can still mine for great content. Baran Lab Seminars (Scripps) (regularly refreshed handouts)  https://baranlab.org/seminars/ MacMillan Group Presentations (Princeton) (chronological list of talks) https://macmillan.princeton.edu/presentations/ Denmark Group Presentations (UIUC)  (ongoing group‑meeting slides, 2019–2025) https://denmarkgroup.illinois.edu/group-presentations/ Inoue Research Group Archive (UTokyo) (decade‑long seminar archive) https://inoue.f.u-tokyo.ac.jp/archive.html Kanai Lab Literature Seminars (UTokyo) (handouts & speaker notes) https://gousei.f.u-tokyo.ac.jp/seminar/index.html Archival Slide‑Set Collections These sites aren’t updated weekly, but they offer rich back‑catalogues: Mork...
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