## **The Chirality Team** ##

**Prof Simon Woodward**
![Simon](https://pubs.rsc.org/image/article/2000/CS/b002690p/b002690p-p1.gif =100x)
Professor of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Faculty of Science at the University of Nottingham

**Dr Mercedes Torres Torres**
![Mercedes](https://everipedia-storage.s3.amazonaws.com/ProfilePicture/lang_en/mercedes-torres-torres/mainphoto.jpeg =100x)
Assistant Professor with the Computer Vision Laboratory at the University of Nottingham

**Dr Ender Özcan**
![Ender](https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/computerscience/people/staff-images/enderozcan.jpg =100x)
Associate Professor of Computer Science and Operational Research with the Computational Optimisation and learning (COL) Lab in the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham

**Yong En (Janet) Kok**
![Janet Kok](https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/45690357?v=4 =100x)
Computer Science PhD student at the University of Nottingham

**Shuxiang Hu**
Computer Science Undergraduate at the University of Nottingham

Team

Research

Stereochemically Labelled Molecular Images

Chiral Molecules

For each initial image: (1) Decide if the molecule presented is chiral (or at least has the potential to be). (2) Work through the questions presented about the potential chiral elements presented (if present). If you wish you may use the text keys to provide an assignment (R, S, P, M, +, -, etc.) for the stereochemical features you choose, but this is optional. (3) If the molecule is achiral (i.e. not chiral) you will be given the opportunity to tell us why. (4) You can either end at this point, take another example.

Chiral Molecules

The Team

The Chirality Team