Jaime Mateos Gil

Jaime Mateos Gil serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Organic Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Alcalá, where he contributes to both teaching and research missions. His academic profile centers on advancing synthetic organic chemistry with biological applications, reflected in his active participation in the Biological Chemistry research group.

His research interests span:

• Organic Chemistry methodology development
• Medicinal Chemistry and drug discovery
• Bioimaging agent synthesis
• Azaborine chemistry
• Transition-metal catalysis (particularly Cu/Pd systems)

Professor Mateos Gil's publication trajectory from 2014-2025 reveals consistent output in high-impact journals, with recent work emphasizing catalytic C-C bond formation, asymmetric borylation, and applications in biological systems. His research bridges fundamental synthetic chemistry with practical applications in medicinal chemistry and materials science, often through international collaborations.

He actively teaches across multiple engineering and chemistry degree programs at University of Alcalá, including Electronics Engineering, Industrial Technology, and the Chemistry degree. His instructional responsibilities cover General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and specialized topics in the Drug Discovery program, demonstrating commitment to both undergraduate education and advanced chemical training.

As part of the Biological Chemistry research group, Professor Mateos Gil contributes to projects focused on developing new synthetic methodologies, bioactive compounds for kidney disease targets, and cellular imaging agents. While no dedicated lab website is publicly available, his research group maintains active investigation in these interdisciplinary areas through institutional support at University of Alcalá.