Eric Sidler

Eric Sidler is a Researcher in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Science and Engineering, specializing in synthetic organic chemistry with a focus on chiral systems and molecular materials.

His research centers on chiral memory, enantiomer manipulation, and molecular chirality, utilizing techniques like UV-Vis circular dichroism spectroscopy. Key areas include supramolecular deracemization and redox-switchable aromaticity in helically extended frameworks like indenofluorenes, contributing to advanced materials design. The fingerprint analysis confirms dominant expertise in enantiomer studies (100%) and chirality (50%).

Recent publications demonstrate innovative approaches to controlling molecular handedness and aromatic properties, with the 2024 JACS paper on indenofluorene systems accumulating 9 Scopus citations and 105 downloads. His work exhibits strong trends in dynamic stereochemistry and stimuli-responsive molecular design.

Dr. Sidler collaborates extensively with Nobel laureate Professor Ben Feringa and researchers including R. Hein and Y. Gisbert within the Synthetic Organic Chemistry group. He maintains an active research profile with experimental crystallography datasets (CCDC 2341064) and significant social academic engagement (25+ X posts, 17 Mendeley readers).