New types of Lewis acids used in organic synthesis

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1. New types of Lewis acids used in organic synthesis
2. Heterobimetallic asymmetric catalysts. Developments and applications
3. Enantio- and regiocontrol in palladium- and tungsten-catalyzed allylic substitutions
4. Homogeneous catalysis as a tool for organic synthesis
5. Heterocycles via Pd catalysed molecular queuing processes. Relay switches and the maximisation of molecular complexity
6. Metal catalyzed hydrometalations and their applications in synthesis
7. Smart ruthenium catalysts for the selective catalytic transformations of alkynes
8. Low-valent transition metal induced CC-bond formations: Stoichiometric reactions evolving into catalytic processes
9. Kinetic vs. thermodynamic control in hydrozirconation reactions
10. Regioselective additions to P -allyl metal complexes
11. Direct vinylation reactions of phenols
12. The application of nitrido manganese reagents to the synthesis of protected
13. New transformations of unsaturated hydrocarbon ligands coordinated with mono- and dinuclear palladium units
14. Tungsten-alkynyl and -propargyl compounds for organic syntheses
15. Metal-catalyzed asymmetric hetero-DielsAlder reactions of unactivated dienes with glyoxylates
16. New catalysts and methods for highly enantioselective metal carbene reactions
17. Glossary of terms used in medicinal chemistry (IUPAC Recommendations 1998)