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Congratulations to Cristina who just won a poster award at the European Conference on Biological Inorganic Chemistry (EuroBIC). Great work Cristina!

Congratulations to Riccardo for his new paper which has been just accepted in Parasites & Vectors. This work is the result of a nice collaboration with Jennifer Keiser (Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute of Basel, Switzerland) and Christophe Biot

Congratulations to Anna whose review on the use of organometallic Rhenium complexes as cytotoxic agents has been just accepted in ACS Chem. Biol. Great work Anna!

Congratulations to Angelo, Riccardo and Cristina for their paper which has been just accepted in J. Med. Chem. In this article, the use of Ru(II) polypyridyl complexes as photosensitizer for anticancer and antimicrobial PDT applications is presented. This paper is

Congratulations to Philipp whose book chapter dedicated to organometallic-based enzyme inhibitor is now in press. This book chapter will be part of the new book “Bioorganometallic Chemistry: Applications in Drug Discovery, Biocatalysis and Imaging” edited by Gérard Jaouen and Michèle

Excellent news! Gilles’s SNSF Professorship has been extend for two additional years!

Excellent news! Our article related to the preparation of a novel, extremely stable chelator for 89Zr has been just accepted in Chem. Commun.! This work is part of a collaboration with the group of Prof. Thomas Mindt from the University

Welcome to our first Oz student Tayla Bickerton! Tayla will spent 7 weeks in our group as part of a collaborative work with the group of Bim Graham at Monash University (Australia). Enjoy your time in Zurich!

Congratulations to Philipp and Anna for their paper, which has been just accepted in ChemPhysChem. In this communication, the problems encountered during the determination of quantum yields in UV-A induced photouncaging processes is discussed. Importantly, a solution to this problem

Congratulations to Jeannine who just won an award for the best oral presentation at the International Symposium on Bioorganometallic Chemistry (ISBOMC) in Vienna. Great work Jeannine!