Instructor: Y. Aye – EPFL
Ongoing teaching activities as PI (2019 Autumn – present):
CH-332: Medicinal Chemistry (2nd-half of the Spring semester) (Fridays 10:15 — 14:00)
Target audience: 3rd-year bachelor students
CH-313: Chemical Biology (Autumn) (Tuesdays 10:15 — 12:00)
Target audience: 3rd-year bachelor students
CH-412: Chemical Biology Frontiers (Spring) (Mondays 13:15 — 15:00)
Target audience: master and PhD students
BIOENG-320: Synthetic Biology (Spring) (Wednesdays 12:15 — 14:00)
(co-instructing with Prof. Patrick Barth)
Target audience: bachelor and master students
14CB01: Current Topics in Chemical Biology and Biochemistry
(co-instructing with faculty members at UNIGE & EPFL)
Target audience: master students at UNIGE & EPFL
(co-instructing with faculty members at UNIGE)
Target audience: master and PhD students at UNIGE
Previous teaching activities as PI (2012 – 2019):
At EPFL:
Target audience: 3rd-year undergraduates
Biochemistry II (metabolic signaling), co-instructing with Prof. Beat Fierz (structural biology)
CH-412: Chemical Biology (Spring 2019) (Mondays 13:15 — 15:00)
Target audience: master students
Master’s course in chemical biology, co-instructing with Profs. Christian Heinis, Ruud Hovius, and Bruno Correia
Voluntary contributions to Global Open-Access Education:
Target audience: interested students from any nation
Cornell University & Weill Cornell Medicine (fall 2012 – spring 2018):
CHEM 4500 (Cornell) –
Fall 2016, 2017, 2018 – Principles of Chemical Biology (Class size: 20-40)
Target audience: Primarily third- and fourth-year undergraduate chemistry/biology majors, first-year graduate students from chemistry & chemical biology PhD program, and graduate student fellows of the NIH CBI training program
CHEM 3580 (Cornell) –
Spring 2018 – Organic Chemistry for the Life Sciences (Class size: 600-800)
Target audience: Primarily first- and second-year undergraduate chemistry majors and non-majors
CHEM 3590 (Cornell) –
Spring 2014, 2015, 2017 – Honors Organic Chemistry (Part I) (Class size: 50-70)
Target audience: First-year undergraduate chemistry majors and second-year undergraduate engineering majors
CHEM 6650 (Cornell) –
Fall 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 – Advanced Organic Chemistry (Class size: 20-40)
Target audience: Primarily first-year graduate students from chemistry & chemical biology PhD program
MBG EPOM lecture series (Weill Cornell Medicine) –
Fall 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 – Nucleotide Metabolism (Class size: ~100)
Target audience: First-year medical school students