Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Dr Lorraine Bateman obtained her degree in Chemistry & Applied Chemistry from NUI, Galway where she also studied for her PhD. Her doctoral research was conducted in the area of chiral diamide ligand synthesis and asymmetric catalysis under the supervision of Dr. Simon W. Breeden and Dr. Patrick O’Leary. She subsequently worked as an industrial research chemist in the area of chiral phosphine ligand synthesis with Celtic Catalysts Ltd. She joined University College Cork as a NMR Spectroscopist at the Analytical and Biological Research Facility at University College Cork. In 2014, Lorraine was awarded an SFI Advance Award to pursue independent research in the area of Quantitative NMR Spectroscopy. In 2017, she was appointed as Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Chemistry.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy encompassing the following areas of application:

• Small Molecule Characterisation
• Quantitative NMR
• Molecular Structure and Stereochemistry Determination
• Conformational Analysis
• Pharmaceutical/Biological/Food Science Applications
• Reaction Monitoring
• Reaction Kinetics
• Dynamic Processes
• Metabolomics/Metabonomics
• Peptide Stability

Lecturer on:

• PF2011 (Research Methods and Applied Data Analysis)
• PF2012 (Pharmaceutical Analysis)
• PF3016 (Pharmacognosy and Phytopharmaceuticals)
• PF4014 (Central Nervous System) PF4016 (Pharmacy Research Dissertation)
• PF4021 (Drug Design, Emerging Drugs and Mechanism of Action)
• CM3004 (Structure and Reactivity of Organic Compounds)
• CM4108 (Advanced Pharmaceutical Chemistry)
• CM4203 (Research Project: Chemistry of Pharmaceutical Compounds)
• CM4208 (Research Project 2: Chemistry of Pharmaceutical Compounds)
• PF4016 (Pharmacy Research Project)
• PF6423 (Research Dissertation in Pharmacy)
• PF6200 (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)
• PF6420 (Oncology and Malignant Diseases: Drug Design, Advanced Therapies and Clinical Management)
• CM6101 / 7002 / 7003 / 7006 (Organic and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Postgraduate Research Seminars)
• CM7007 (Research Standard Spectroscopic Methods for Organic and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Research : Molecular Structure Determination, Compound Characterisation and Analysis)