Roy A. Periana is affiliated with the Scripps Research Institute in the United States and works primarily in the field of chemistry. Their research contributions focus extensively on organic chemistry, with a significant number of publications related to catalytic C-H functionalization methods.
Their work spans several subfields, including:
Roy A. Periana's research covers various topics such as:
Their frequent coauthors include:
Typical publication venues for their work are:
Selected recent papers by Roy A. Periana include:
Roy A. Periana;Douglas J. Taube;Scott Gamble;Henry Taube
Hironori Arakawa;Michele Aresta;John N. Armor;Mark A. Barteau
Jonathan F Hull;Yuichiro Himeda;Wan-Hui Wang;Brian G Hashiguchi
Roy A. Periana;Douglas J. Taube;Eric R. Evitt;Daniel G. Löffler
Niles Jensen Gunsalus;Anjaneyulu Koppaka;Sae Hume Park;Steven M. Bischof
Roy A. Periana;Oleg Mironov;Doug Taube;Gaurav Bhalla
Brian G. Hashiguchi;Steven M. Bischof;Michael M. Konnick;Roy A. Periana
Roy A. Periana;Gaurav Bhalla;William J. Tenn;Kenneth J.H. Young
CJ Jones;Doug Taube;Vadim R. Ziatdinov;Roy A. Periana
Roy A. Periana;Robert G. Bergman
Brian L. Conley;William J. Tenn;Kenneth J.H. Young;Somesh K. Ganesh
Takaya Matsumoto;Douglas J. Taube;Roy A. Periana;and Henry Taube
Jonas Oxgaard;Richard P. Muller;William A. Goddard;Roy A. Periana
Jonas Oxgaard;William J. Tenn;Robert J. Nielsen;Roy A. Periana
Jonas Oxgaard;Roy A. Periana;William A. Goddard
Roy A. Periana;Robert G. Bergman
Brian G. Hashiguchi;Michael M. Konnick;Steven M. Bischof;Samantha J. Gustafson
Jeremy Kua;Xin Xu;Roy A. Periana;William A. Goddard
William J. Tenn;Kenneth J. H. Young;Gaurav Bhalla;Jonas Oxgaard
Mårten Ahlquist;Robert J. Nielsen;Roy A. Periana;William A. Goddard
Daniel H. Ess;William A. Goddard;Roy A. Periana
Brian G. Hashiguchi;Kenneth J. H. Young;Muhammed Yousufuddin;William A. Goddard
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