Yong Huang is affiliated with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in China. Their research primarily focuses on the fields of chemistry and medicine, with significant contributions in organic chemistry and molecular biology. Additional subfields include infectious diseases, materials chemistry, and pharmacology.
Their work spans several main topics, including catalytic C-H functionalization methods, N-heterocyclic carbenes in organic and inorganic chemistry, and catalytic cross-coupling reactions. They also engage in computational drug discovery methods, sulfur-based synthesis techniques, radical photochemical reactions, and research related to SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19.
Yong Huang has coauthored publications frequently with the following researchers:
The venues where Yong Huang has often published include:
Selected recent publications by Yong Huang span from 2021 to 2022 and include works focusing on COVID-19 symptoms and long-hauler predictors as well as molecular insights relevant to drug discovery:
Yong Huang;Abbas M. Walji;Catharine H. Larsen;David W. C. MacMillan
Yong Huang;Aditya K. Unni;Avinash N. Thadani;Viresh H. Rawal
Sergey A. Kozmin;Tetsuo Iwama;Yong Huang;Viresh H. Rawal
Weicheng Liu;Yunzi Chen;Yunzi Chen;Maya Aharoni Golan;Maria L. Annunziata
Chengming Wang;Huan Sun;Yan Fang;Yong Huang
Xiang Zhong;Xiang Zhong;Jiayao Yu;Katya Frazier;Xiaocheng Weng;Xiaocheng Weng
Chengming Wang;Hu Chen;Zhaofeng Wang;Jiean Chen
Yong Huang;Viresh H. Rawal
Chengming Wang;Yong Huang
Younghee Lee;Xinan Yang;Yong Huang;Hanli Fan
Weiyu Yin;Chengming Wang;Yong Huang
Weiming Gao;Zhiqi He;Yong Qian;Jing Zhao;Jing Zhao
Yong Huang;and Tetsuo Iwama;Viresh H. Rawal
Jiean Chen;Yong Huang
John M. Astle;Levi S. Simpson;Yong Huang;M. Muralidhar Reddy
Leming Wang;Jiean Chen;Yong Huang
Jiean Chen;Sixuan Meng;Leming Wang;Hongmei Tang
Yong Huang;Tetsuo Iwama;Viresh H. Rawal
Zhaofeng Wang;Li Li;Yong Huang
Zhenxing Zhang;Hao Jiang;Yong Huang
Ying Chen;Ying Chen;Dongqi Wang;Pingping Duan;Rong Ben;Rong Ben
Norito Takenaka;Yong Huang;Viresh H. Rawal
Zhiqi He;Feifei Song;Huan Sun;Yong Huang
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