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Dr. Julien Tailhades received his PhD degree in 2010 from the University of Montpellier in France. He has been working at Monash University in Australia since 2016, collaborating with Associate Professor Max Cryle. His primary research focuses on the applications of peptides in medicinal chemistry and the development of enzymatic chemical methodologies aimed at accessing bioactive peptides. Currently, he is engaged in reviving 'old' peptide antibiotics to provide novel alternatives against antibiotic-resistant bacteria. His research interests include the synthesis and evaluation of lipopeptide antibiotics such as ramoplanin, chemical enzymatic syntheses of glycopeptides antibiotics like vancomycin, and the development of solid-phase peptide methodologies with an emphasis on greener chemistry and on-resin cyclization. Tailhades's work aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals aimed at protecting the planet and ensuring prosperity for all.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Conducts research focusing on peptide applications in medicinal chemistry.
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