James Gloer
Professor at Environmental Studies, University of Iowa0 Followers
James Gloer brings a distinctly creative perspective to the challenges within chemistry, particularly when exploring the fascinating world of natural products found in fungi. As a respected Professor of Chemistry at the University of Iowa, his work is deeply rooted in the pursuit of discovering, isolating, and meticulously determining the structures of entirely new compounds. Beyond just the chemical makeup, his research thoughtfully investigates the roles these substances play in their natural environments and considers their promising potential for use in medicines and agricultural products.
His research is notably enriched by a strong spirit of collaboration, frequently partnering with experts in mycology and other related fields. This interdisciplinary approach allows for a more comprehensive understanding of fungal compounds, enhancing both the fundamental knowledge and the practical ways these unique substances can be utilized for beneficial purposes. This collaborative spirit is a hallmark of his innovative contributions to the field.
Professor Gloer is also profoundly dedicated to nurturing the next generation of scientific minds. He takes great care in mentoring students, guiding them through the intricate processes of chemical research and inspiring them to uncover the vast, untapped potential held within natural products. His commitment to both groundbreaking research and dedicated teaching has solidified his standing as a valued figure within the academic community.
Through his ongoing efforts, Professor Gloer continues to expand the frontiers of our knowledge concerning fungal compounds. His work is not only advancing fundamental scientific understanding but is also actively paving the way for exciting new practical applications that hold the promise of making a significant positive impact across various industries and on society as a whole.
External Link uiowa.edu/ His research is notably enriched by a strong spirit of collaboration, frequently partnering with experts in mycology and other related fields. This interdisciplinary approach allows for a more comprehensive understanding of fungal compounds, enhancing both the fundamental knowledge and the practical ways these unique substances can be utilized for beneficial purposes. This collaborative spirit is a hallmark of his innovative contributions to the field.
Professor Gloer is also profoundly dedicated to nurturing the next generation of scientific minds. He takes great care in mentoring students, guiding them through the intricate processes of chemical research and inspiring them to uncover the vast, untapped potential held within natural products. His commitment to both groundbreaking research and dedicated teaching has solidified his standing as a valued figure within the academic community.
Through his ongoing efforts, Professor Gloer continues to expand the frontiers of our knowledge concerning fungal compounds. His work is not only advancing fundamental scientific understanding but is also actively paving the way for exciting new practical applications that hold the promise of making a significant positive impact across various industries and on society as a whole.
Publications
5 - The chemistry of fungal antagonism and defense,Canadian Journal of Botany
James B. Gloer ,
, 1265-1274, 1995-12-31
6 - Antifungal Metabolites (Monorden, Monocillin IV, and Cerebrosides) from
Humicola fuscoatra
Traaen NRRL 22980, a Mycoparasite of
Aspergillus flavus
Sclerotia,Applied and Environmental Microbiology
Donald T. Wicklow , Biren K. Joshi , William R. Gamble , James B. Gloer , Patrick F. Dowd ,
, 4482-4484, 1998-11-01
7 - Sphaerostilbellins, New Antimicrobial Aminolipopeptide Peptaibiotics from Sphaerostilbella toxica,Biomolecules
Bruno Perlatti , Connie B. Nichols , J. Andrew Alspaugh , James B. Gloer , Gerald F. Bills ,
, 1371, 2020-09-26
9 - New antifungal metabolites from the coprophilous fungus Cercophorasordarioides,Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Authrine C. Whyte , Katherine B. Gloer , James B. Gloer , Brenda Koster , David Malloch ,
, 768-772, 1997-06-01
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