Darren J. Dixon is affiliated with the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Their research contributions lie primarily within the fields of Chemistry and Materials Science, with 141 and 44 publications respectively. Within these fields, their subfield expertise includes Organic Chemistry (118 publications), Materials Chemistry (44), Inorganic Chemistry (23), Molecular Biology (10), and Pharmaceutical Science (4).
Their main topics of work encompass various areas of synthetic and catalytic chemistry. These include:
Dixon has published a number of recent papers covering developments in organic synthesis and catalysis. Notable recent publications include:
The scientist has maintained collaborations with several frequent coauthors, including Ken Yamazaki, Trevor A. Hamlin, Kirsten E. Christensen, Jamie A. Leitch, and Benjamin D. A. Shennan.
Their publications often appear in specialized and high-impact research venues. The most frequent publication venues are:
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Michael E. Muratore;Chloe A. Holloway;Adam W. Pilling;R. Ian Storer
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Marta G. Núñez;Alistair J. M. Farley;Darren J. Dixon
Steven V. Ley;Daniel K. Baeschlin;Darren J. Dixon;Alison C. Foster
Peter S. Hynes;Paul A. Stupple;Darren J. Dixon
Ting Yang;Alessandro Ferrali;Filippo Sladojevich;Leonie Campbell
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Peter G. K. Clark;Lucas C. C. Vieira;Cynthia Tallant;Oleg Fedorov
Ángel L. Fuentes de Arriba;Elena Lenci;Mahendra Sonawane;Odilon Formery
Pavol Jakubec;Alison Hawkins;Wolfgang Felzmann;Darren J. Dixon
Ting Yang;Alessandro Ferrali;Leonie Campbell;Darren J. Dixon
Heyao Shi;Iacovos N. Michaelides;Benjamin Darses;Pavol Jakubec
Jamie A. Leitch;Thomas Rossolini;Tatiana Rogova;J. Andrew P. Maitland
Peng Wen Tan;Adrian M. Mak;Michael B. Sullivan;Darren James Dixon
Xin Li;Min Lu;Yun Dong;Wenbin Wu
Ting Yang;Leonie Campbell;Darren J. Dixon
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A. Louise Tillman;Jinxing Ye;Darren J. Dixon
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