Institute of Organic Chemistry of NAS RA
📌 Year of Establishment: 1957
Research Directions
Since its foundation, the institute’s scientific activities have focused on:
- Chemistry of unsaturated organic compounds
- Synthesis and study of amino and ammonium derivatives
- Chemistry of organophosphorus and hypervalent systems
- Methodologies for obtaining and studying natural bioregulators
- Chemistry of azoles and polymers
- Chemistry of nitrogen-containing heterocycles (a relatively new direction)
Key Scientific Findings and Achievements
🔬 Identification of transformation patterns in unsaturated compounds, forming the basis for new theoretical approaches and revealing reaction mechanisms widely applied in organic chemistry.
🧪 Development of technological methods for the synthesis of natural low-molecular-weight bioregulators, as well as aromatic and organoleptic compounds.
🛠 Advancement of scientific foundations for polymeric systems and composites, along with modern methodologies for synthesizing chemical reagents for research applications.
🌿 Design of environmentally safe, next-generation agricultural protection agents, particularly pheromone-based formulations, which help reduce pesticide usage and enhance the efficiency of biological protection methods.
💊 Synthesis of amino- and organophosphorus compounds with a broad spectrum of biological activity, possessing potential applications in medicine and biotechnology.
⚛ Synthesis and investigation of phosphine oxides with high extraction properties, applicable across various industrial and scientific fields.
The Institute of Organic Chemistry continues to refine its theoretical and applied research in chemistry, fostering closer integration between science and industry.
