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Achatz, Manuel (2014) Kombinierte organokatalytische und
elektrosynthetische Reaktionen in einem neu
entwickelten Elektrolyseaufbau und Vergleich von
Elektrosynthese und Photoredoxkatalyse. PhD, Universität Regensburg.

Cherevatskaya, M., Füldner, Stefan, Harlander, C., Neumann, M., Kümmel, S., Dankesreiter, S., Pfitzner, Arno, Zeitler, Kirsten and König, Burkhard (2012) Visible-Light-Promoted Stereoselective Alkylation by Combining Heterogeneous Photocatalysis with Organocatalysis. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 51 (17), pp. 4062-4066.

Franz, Johannes F., Kraus, Wolfgang B. and Zeitler, Kirsten (2015) No photocatalyst required – versatile, visible light mediated transformations with polyhalomethanes. Chemical Communications 51, pp. 8280-8283.

Neumann, Matthias (2013) Organophotoredox catalysis - Multicatalytic metal-free bond formations with visible light. PhD, Universität Regensburg.

Neumann, M., Füldner, Stefan, König, Burkhard and Zeitler, Kirsten (2011) Metal-Free, Cooperative Asymmetric Organophotoredox Catalysis with Visible Light. Angewandte Chemie International Edition (50), pp. 951-954. Fulltext not available.

Rose, Christopher (2012) New organocatalytic methods for C-C and C-O bond formation. PhD, Universität Regensburg.

Schmid, M. B., Zeitler, K. and Gschwind, Ruth M. (2011) Formation and Stability of Prolinol and Prolinol Ether Enamines by NMR: Delicate Selectivity and Reactivity Balances and Parasitic Equilibria. Journal of the American Chemical Society 133 (18), pp. 7065-7074. Fulltext not available.

Schmid, M. B., Zeitler, K. and Gschwind, Ruth M. (2011) NMR Investigations on the Proline-Catalyzed Aldehyde Self-Condensation: Mannich Mechanism, Dienamine Detection, and Erosion of the Aldol Addition Selectivity. The Journal of Organic Chemistry 76 (9), pp. 3005-3015. Fulltext not available.

Schmid, M. B., Zeitler, K. and Gschwind, R. M. (2010) The elusive enamine intermediate in proline-catalyzed aldol reactions: NMR detection, formation pathway, and stabilization trends. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 49 (29), pp. 4997-5003. Fulltext not available.