“…Oxazole is a well‐recognized biologically relevant heterocyclic template which is widespread among natural compounds (such as marine alkaloids) and synthetic drugs , . Fused oxazoles have been widely used in drug discovery, which is confirmed by structures of several marketed drugs and clinical candidates: anti‐insomnia drug suvorexant, nonsteroidal anti‐inflammatory drug flunoxaprofen, α‐adrenergic agonist azepexole, VU0409551/JNJ‐46778212 targeting schizophrenia,, or potential antidepressant and antimanic agent DSR‐98776, (Figure ). Taking into account the importance of such structural motifs, we have aimed at the preparation of the parent oxazole derivatives fused with heteroaliphatic amines ( 1 – 3 ).…”